Kiwi App: 5 Things Users Should Know

The new Kiwi app on iPhone and Android is a Q&A app with its own social network for asking and answering questions.

After hitting the top of the iPhone App Store, it created many Facebook invitations to attract other users to the app and find out what the Kiwi Q&A app actually does and how it connects to your social networks.

The Kiwi App tops the charts because many users mistakenly invite their friends to try the app while signing up.

We’ll walk you through the details you need to know about the Kiwi app, including how to use it without inviting all your friends to join, because you probably want to check it out before using it.

What is kiwi?

Kiwi app is a Q&A social network that connects to your Facebook account or only works with an email address.

You can ask your friends and other people in the community questions. You can also answer questions people ask everyone on the network.

In addition to asking and answering, you can post photos and chat about what the comments are essentially.

This is a Q&A social network, but the questions are not serious like a poll. They’re almost like a Facebook quiz, inside an app, one question at a time.

Why Does Kiwi Invite My Friends?

Apps choose to invite all your friends as it is a fast way to grow and increase top download lists. This is especially true for free apps, and even more so for social networking apps that need lots of users to look lively and worth seeing.

This is where things get annoying when an app tries to invite your friends before you have a chance to use it. It’s one thing to make it easy to invite friends to something you love to use, but it’s another thing to ask users to invite all their friends as soon as they sign up.

How to Use Kiwi Without Inviting Your Friends

When you sign in to the Kiwi app, you must deselect all of them to avoid inviting your friends to use the Kiwi app. This is a simple option at the top of the app.

You can join Kiwi without inviting anyone you know on Facebook.

Select Deselect All and then you’ll be able to keep trying the app without asking your friends to join you.

Most users will find this option, but some, like TomFooligans, say, “Like everyone else, I got this app like this: I got a request from a friend on Facebook and followed the link. Ah, I thought I should install the app. Good Anyway. Then I logged in. And Without my permission. The app invited all my Facebook friends. That same day, I had people tell me personally that I “recommended” the app.”

Kiwi In-App Purchases and Ads

Kiwi has no in-app purchases, so you don’t have to worry about being tricked into making any purchases or spending money on a free app.

Many apps offer a free way to start using the app and then reach out to you with payment requests to unlock features.

There aren’t any Kiwi Q&A app ads that we’ve seen yet, but you might come across them eventually.

What Parents Should Know About the Kiwi App

The Kiwi app has some parental controls.

The Kiwi app is rated 12+ on iTunes and Teen on Google Play for various reasons. This is a social network where people can ask various questions and post photos and follow other users.

Apple specifically mentions the following rating criteria;