The discreet social sharing app 'Secret', which was earlier available in the United States, has reportedly gone global on iOS and Android.
According to TechCrunch, Secret is an app that allows users to share their thoughts and feelings with others.
However, the app was launched first on iOS, and it controls one's address book to allow them to see what their 'friends' and 'friends of friends' are posting.
Sara Haider, the head of development, said that she did not want to make just an OK version of Secret for Android, but wanted to make something that was beautiful and immersive.
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