Is Blood Pressure Tracker a scam?
This is the single most serious and recurring concern in reviews, and it's a fair one: many reviewers say the app is titled and marketed as a blood pressure app but does not actually measure blood pressure — it only estimates pulse from your fingertip and camera, with no systolic or diastolic reading at all, and some call the results inaccurate. Combined with reviewers describing an unusually heavy volume of ads and forced installs of other apps, this pattern is consistent with what several reviewers flatly call a scam rather than a genuine health tool.
Looks like a total scam. It does nothing but show ads, it has no mechanism for measuring blood pressure, and it modified many settings throughout the phone.
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Does Blood Pressure Tracker actually measure blood pressure?
No — despite the name, multiple reviewers confirm the app only estimates your pulse using your phone's camera and does not produce an actual systolic/diastolic blood pressure reading. The app's own disclaimer states it is not a medical device and isn't suitable for emergencies, but reviewers say that limitation isn't made clear before you start using it, leading many to feel misled by the name and description.
This " Blood Pressure App" doesn't measure blood pressure at all. It only measures your pulse. Very misleading. Uninstalled.
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Why does Blood Pressure Tracker show so many ads?
Ad volume is the other dominant complaint alongside the accuracy issue above — reviewers describe having to click through many ads before reaching any functionality, ads that redirect to other websites or app-install prompts, and some report ads appearing repeatedly throughout a single session. This is reported consistently enough across otherwise unrelated reviewers that it appears to be the app's normal behavior, not a bug.
first 30 seconds I have the app open. i have to click through no less than 10 ads. insta-fail
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Is Blood Pressure Tracker safe to install — does it change phone settings or push malware?
A smaller but concerning set of reviewers report the app changing phone settings, pushing unrelated app-install prompts, or triggering fake virus warnings, with one describing needing a computer to fully remove its effects. Most reviewers don't report this, but combined with the misleading measurement claims above, it's worth being cautious about the permissions this app requests.
do not download this app has malware. Changes home screen and invades your phone with game adverts and fake virus warnings to try and get U to download virus apps. I needed to go to a computer to get it cleared as nothing I did worked
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Answers above are generated from real Google Play reviews of Blood Pressure Tracker, not editorial opinion.