If you have Android, it's available in the app store. There's a bit of a learning curve, because it's meant for more professional editing. But you go to the tools, and in tools you could have brushes, and under brushes you can find the different effects. You can use a brush on a specific area and then choose the effect to be "blur", and that's it.  

I hope this helps!

... to GJ's suggestion, you can also search Youtube for the specific app you're interested in and you'll probably find some tutorials on how to use that app if you need a run down of the steps.

I asked a friend how to blur pictures and below is a picture of his method. He said not to overdo it because you can go from blur to too much blur to blacked out if overdone.

there are several apps that you can download.  
If you look on the search on twitter, lots of providers give tons of options.

Just shake your head

Blurred pics are lame. Use discreet angles and lighting instead.

Hi Adeline! I don't remember if you had an Android phone or an iphone when we met, but here are some suggestions that may help you.

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Download G.I.M.P. or Darktable on Windows or Linux - freeware. But Google, Apple and/or the NSA already has the unblurred ones if they are on your phone.