What is Momo? It's a new sick WhatsApp 'Suicide' Game. Parents are being warned that it could be the next 'Blue Whale'.
Parents think their child is safe watching their favorite normal cartoon movie - but in the middle of the show sometimes a 'Momo' clip has appeared.
It begins with a shadow controller sending violent images to the victim. The game then threatens the player if they refuse to follow the game's orders. So far there have been reports of the challenge in Argentina, Mexico, US, France, Germany and recently in the Philippines, were the mother claimed the death of his son caused by the suicide game App.
The 11-year-old student Clide Jasper Santos passed away after he allegedly took twenty tablets of gout medicine. The boy suffered to severe stomach ache and he was rushed to hospital but later died.
Concerns about the game and its potential impact on children have raised worldwide panic to parents because of some reports for youngsters who committed suicide.
The challenge circulates on social media and gaming platforms and targets children and vulnerable people, asking them dangerous tasks, including self-harm.
Though there's no direct evidence that could directly point the suicidal game but rumors are unlikely to set your spine shivering, especially these involves your kids safety.
Report that had surfaced sick suicide challenge Momo is now being inserted into children's YouTube shows such as Peppa Pig.
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