The content appears to be a transcription of a YouTube video where the host talks about various apps they've discovered. The host starts by mentioning their talent for finding useless things on the internet and how they ended up downloading an app that predicts when you'll die. They then try out the app, answering its questions and receiving a prediction of their death at the age of 90.
The host then moves on to discuss other apps, including one called "Screaming" which requires the player to shout to progress through the game, and "Fontes Morro" which is a smoking simulator that the host finds pointless.
The host also talks about a lie detector app that they don't believe actually works, and a fixed device app that puts a virtual fixed device on the user's arm. They then move on to discuss a final app called "Thua Thie" which is a bizarre app that involves putting a finger in a virtual mouth and moving it around.
Throughout the video, the host is conversational and humorous, often making jokes and sarcastic comments about the apps they're reviewing. They also encourage their viewers to subscribe to their channel and follow them on social media.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker downloaded an app that predicts when they will die.
2. The app asks for information such as exercise habits, eating habits, and sleep patterns.
3. The speaker answered the app's questions and received a predicted age of death.
4. The speaker also downloaded an app called "Screaming" that uses shouting to control gameplay.
5. The speaker played the game and found it to be entertaining.
6. The speaker also downloaded an app called "Fontes Morro" that simulates smoking.
7. The speaker criticized the app, saying it was useless and encouraged people to quit smoking.
8. The speaker also downloaded an app called "Lie Detector" that claims to detect lies.
9. The speaker tested the app and found it to be inaccurate.
10. The speaker also downloaded an app that puts a virtual device on their arm, similar to a childhood dream they had.
11. The speaker also downloaded an app called "Thua Thie" that is a bizarre dance game.
12. The speaker ended the video by thanking their viewers and inviting them to subscribe to their channel.