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Facebook Kicks Out 20,000 Underage Users Every Day(1)

March 22, 2011

If you ever wondered whether underage tweens were ‘sneaking’ onto Facebook, despite the 13 and older ‘age restriction’, wonder no more. Facebook’s Chief Privacy advisor yesterday confirmed the social networking site kicks out over 20,000 underage users every day, and it surely does not catch everyone lying about their age. According to a study from [...]

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Is Your Tween Sneaking Onto Facebook?

Today’s guest post comes from Staci Perkins, a tech-savvy mom of two social media-using teenage boys, a tween girl who’s constantly connected to her cell phone, and a fourth grade boy who is just venturing out to (cyber) space. About a year ago, my then 10-year-old daughter wanted to get her own Facebook account. All [...]

Top 5 Things Parents Can Do To Protect a Child’s Privacy Online

With technology moving faster than ever and younger and younger kids navigating the web; it is important that parents understand and can take steps to protect their child’s privacy and reputation online. Here are 5 quick, easy and effective things parents can do to help protect their kids as they surf the Internet. 1. Check [...]

How to Monitor Your Teen’s Online Activity

Today’s guest blogger is Staci Perkins, a tech-savvy mom of two social media-using teenage boys, a tween girl who’s constantly connected to her cell phone, and a fourth grade boy who is just venturing out to (cyber) space. As technology evolves at lightning speed, it’s difficult to keep up with what’s out there in the [...]


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