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He definitely has the app on his phone. Apps will send you useless notifications to try and get you to engage. It doesn't necessarily mean anything. I don't really bother deleting and redownloading apps all the time. If I enter a relationship I just deactivate my account/kill notifications to it. If the relationship lasts long enough then sure I'll go and delete it.
He still has the app on his phone for sure. If he's lying about having it that's unfortunate. Maybe he just hasn't deleted it yet and worries you'll jump to conclusions. Or maybe he's a piece of shit who knows. Not really enough to go on I think.
1) Tell her that she should report him to the police. His behavior is dangerous, and scary and she needs to be protected. She's an innocent person and he's a predator.
2) Don't confront your husband. Get you belongings and finances together, warn your family about his dangerous behavior, and then move out when he's at work one day. Get a lawyer for the divorce and for any subsequent harassment you receive from him. File for divorce.
Summarize what you stated here then mention you understand if she needs space but you are there for her when she needs it.