Yoho App Promotes Gambling and Exploits Users for Profit
There are illegal gambling activities taking place on the Yoho app, and the people referred to as “agency owners” are making it impossible for users like us to breathe. Everything seems fine when you first download the app, but the moment you share any personal information or decide to leave, they threaten you and your family. When you contact the management, they ignore the issue and constantly ask for proof — yet the only “proof” they accept is committing the same act within the app itself.
For example, when someone calls and verbally abuses us outside the app, they respond with, “Private matters don’t concern us.” However, we only know these people because of the Yoho app. Even after reporting them multiple times, no action is taken. The management only seems to care about bringing in female streamers, encouraging men to gamble and send gifts to women, which ultimately normalizes gambling behavior just to make the platform more profitable.
Most of the income goes to Yoho’s management, a significant portion to agency owners, and only a small amount is given to the streamers who actually work. Gambling and organizing gambling are illegal, yet users buy coins with real money, which are then converted back to real-world value, creating a false sense of profit within the platform.
