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![CDATA[YII-BLOCK-HEAD]]&gt;This article was published on November 24, 2020At the moment, the app is live only for users in India.&nbsp;[Read: ]Are you into gadgets? And apps? And other cool tech stuff? Then this weekly newsletter is for you.The firm already has an app called that asks you questions about its own products or places you visited in exchange for Play Store credit.Task Mate divides tasks into two categories: sitting tasks such as recording sentences,&nbsp;and field tasks such as taking photographs. You’ll be paid in your local currency once reviewers approve your completed task.There are no details on how these inputs might be used, but Google will expectedly use them to improve its search, dictation, and image recognition processes.Once you complete your tasks, you’ll have to link your account to a third-party payment partner to receive money in your bank account or mobile wallet.If you’re in India, you can download the app from .Subscribe to our snarky newsletter all about consumer tech.

![CDATA[YII-BLOCK-HEAD]]&gt;This article was published on November 24, 2020At the moment, the app is live only for users in India.&nbsp;[Read: ]Are you into gadgets? And apps? And other cool tech stuff? Then this weekly newsletter is for you.The firm already has an app called that asks you questions about its own products or places you visited in exchange for Play Store credit.Task Mate divides tasks into two categories: sitting tasks such as recording sentences,&nbsp;and field tasks such as taking photographs. You’ll be paid in your local currency once reviewers approve your completed...

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