Popular Neon app that pays users to share call recordings remains down for now - here's why

The popular app Neon, which paid users for sharing call recordings, has been taken down temporarily. The developer of the app has acknowledged the service's suspension and has promised a relaunch within one to two weeks. Neon gained significant attention for its unique concept of compensating users for their call recordings. The app allowed users to earn money by sharing their phone conversations, which were then used for training AI models. However, the service has been unavailable for the past few days, leaving users unable to access the platform or earn any rewards. The developer has cited the need for "additional work" as the reason behind the temporary shutdown, without providing further details. Despite the current downtime, the developer has assured users that the app will return in the near future, likely with some improvements or changes. The upcoming relaunch is anticipated to address any issues that led to the service's temporary suspension.