iOvilus iOV 2.1.3

The iOvilus is a device that is based on the same method of Instrumental Trans Communications (ITC) as the highly controversial Ovilus. It utilizes sensors on the iPhone to generate speech based on changes detected by these sensors. The concept is that an external force can trigger a change and elicit a response.

While ITC is not a new concept, the methods employed to achieve it have undergone significant advancements. The iOvilus is designed to be user-friendly, with a simple app interface that allows users to start the app and listen to what is said. It's important to note that the device's output is heavily influenced by the surrounding environment.

One of the notable features of the iOvilus is its use of a 2048 word dictionary, specifically selected to facilitate ITC communications. Unlike random generators commonly found in similar devices, this dictionary-based approach enhances the accuracy and relevance of the responses.

If you have any questions or are interested in learning more about the history of this device, please visit www.iOvilus.com.