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ASBOrometer is a new iPhone App which gives you a percentage of your neighbourhood who have an ASBO. The information is pulled from Government databases before forwarding it onto users and even tells you what Asbo’s were issued.

Estate Agent’s aren’t taking humorously to the app though as it may put people off buying in areas where the app thinks are troublesome.

Technology writer Drew Cullen told The Sun: “It’s the quickest way to find out how chavvy your town is.”

The app is free to download on iPhone and Google’s Android system and uses postcodes to provide information.

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