“When kids have access to apps that allow them to talk with strangers in a non-secure area, you don’t know their intention. The site is noted as one of the top “avatar based social experiences,” however Crino noted that this ultimately is allowing children to talk with strangers that could be hiding behind an avatar for dangerous reason. You also don’t know what they look like and that can be really dangerous.” “So you don’t know who you’re chatting with and you’re making an avatar. I think that it’s a dangerous app for anyone to use, and there’s no real way to track the age group,” urged Victim’s Assistance Center of Jefferson County MDT Facilitator Cassidy Crino.
“I wouldn’t really recommend this even for 18 year old’s.
North Country experts address the dangers of ‘WhatsApp’ for children and teens
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