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New app 'Are You Dead?' from China works as check-in tool for people living alone
This version of New App Are You Dead From China Works As Check In Tool For People Living Alone 255836229853 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone was adapted by NBC News Clone to help readers digest key facts more efficiently.
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A new app is going viral in China that helps people who live alone to check in with their friends and family. Users hit a green button on the app daily and if there's no response will reach out to the emergency contacts. NBC News' Steven Romo looks at the app's popularity and what it says about wider issues.Jan. 13, 2026
