Nomao Camera, a free camera app tool by BrotherApps, controversially claims 'X-ray technology' for 'naked photos' through clothing. Developers warn it's unsuitable for minors and illegal without consent, highlighting severe ethical and legal risks. Despite this, it won’t really work if your smartphone doesn’t have any built-in infrared camera capabilities.
 

Useful or harmful?

Beyond its controversial "X-ray" claim, Nomao Camera offers basic photo editing for gallery images, unfortunately, with no real-time editing, and a simple video recorder and editor, none of which work in "X-ray" mode. Its interface is designed for simplicity, with all options readily accessible on the home screen for easy navigation.

Its core "X-ray" feature and most functionalities consistently fail, leading to frequent crashes. This severe lack of operation, combined with the ethically and legally problematic nature of its advertised capabilities, renders the app highly questionable and practically unusable, but with prolonged usage, it’s nothing more than a prank camera app.

A practically useless app

Nomao Camera fails its sensationalized promises with its ethically and legally questionable core features. It’s functionally nonexistent, and frequent crashes plague the app. Regardless of its controversial premise, it offers virtually no utility. Consequently, the app is, by all accounts, not worth downloading, even if it’s a joke camera app.