Saudi Arabia requires women to have male guardians by law, whether it be a father, brother, husband or uncle, who gives them permission to do everything, including traveling, marrying, studying or where to live.Google said it had reviewed the app and concluded it did not violate any agreements, and could therefore remain on its Google Play store.Women are not your property! Women are not your property! Women are not your property!So why are @Apple and @Google hosting an app that allows men to track and control women’s movement in Saudi Arabia?This insanity needs to end! https://t.co/rsRmg06B0J
— Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) February 26, 2019
The app, which has been downloaded more than a million times through Google and Apple store, was accused of "facilitating human rights abuses," claimed the Human Rights Watch, an international NGO that fights for human rights worldwide.