CB Radio Chat - for friends!

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About this app

CB Radio Chat is a free entertaining live voice communicator/messenger with people around the world at high audio quality. Simply touch the blue button, talk to your friends and make new ones like with walkie talkie and Push To Talk (PTT). CB Radio Chat requires the Internet connection (WiFi, 3G, 4G, EDGE or GPRS) for audio transmission, (max 11MB per hour). No registration needed - use it instantly. CB Radio Chat is almost like group/conference call.

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Ratings and reviews

Program is okay other than the loud explicit banter going on in nearly 75% of the channels. Also have reason to believe it is malicious in nature. Program has multiple bugs. The program will not exit when you close it it reopens in the only way to close it is to go into your apps in your settings and stop the application. Other than that I would say it's okay I guess. Oh yeah and if you're looking for lot lizards there are plenty here.

Really like this app! Run it 24/7 at my house! Much better than Zello because people actually talk on it! The only reason I'm rating 4 stars instead of 5. Is because I wish this app had an optional Censorship (On/Off) setting not so much to filter out the swearing but more so for filtering out racial slurs. Than I could listen to it on my bluetooth speaker at work without recourse. If this were to happen in an update.. even if you'd have to listen on a delay. I'd definitely rate it 5 stars! Other than that it's a fun app!

Let's be blunt, it's just yet another 'radio style' voip-type communicator, and it is what it is app-wise. As for the abuse and elitism and hostile-beyond-your-circle attitudes frequently encountered - that's the true reason why the app name is highly relevent. However, if you are old enough to remember real CB back in the day when it was the open-to-all public radio system here in the UK, it'll either bring sentimental memories (less the FM white noise) or flashbacks of stuff best buried.

What's new

+ bug fixing