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There is no reliable scientific evidence proving that mosquito repellent applications that rely on emitting sounds or ultrasonic waves are effective in protecting people from mosquito bites. Recent studies, including a 2024 study, have shown that these applications do not reduce the proximity or interaction of mosquitoes with people compared to when they are not used, mainly because smartphones are unable to produce high-intensity, effective frequencies. Additionally, mosquitoes' responses to these sounds vary depending on the species, and personal experiences are often influenced by other factors and do not serve as proof of the application's success. Therefore, experts question the usefulness of these applications as an effective means of preventing mosquito bites.
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