'Spoiled' is the name of a humorous but purposely evil smartphone app that sends Game of Thrones spoilers to some of your contacts who might be a few episodes behind.
As doing this is sure way to cause arguments and bitter feelings among friends, the app sends the Game of Thrones spoilers through an anonymous number so that you won't be blamed. The app is marketed with a short description that sums it up well, with the company writing "Do your friends love Game of Thrones, but watch it after it airs? Are you a terrible friend? Great!"
Spoiled tells its villainous buyers to sit back and relax once the app is connected, allowing them to watch their contacts angrily interact with the anonymous number. The company also prompts you to follow its Twitter page where some of the best reactions are revealed.
Medieval Show-Spoiling Apps
This App Works by Automatically Sending Game of Thrones Spoilers
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