BOB'S BLOG

August 01, 2017

How old do you have to be to have a Facebook, Snapchat or Instagram account?

WHILE adults use social media sites everyday without thinking, it emerged more than three quarters of children aged under 13 are doing the same thing despite not being old enough to have an account…

July 31, 2017

Use Of Social Media Creates Anxiety and Fear In Youth According To Survey – RS-Tech

A survey conducted in the UK on more than 10,000 youngsters between 12 to 20 years reveals that using social media sites such as; Facebook, Twitter, Instagram making them more anxious and fearful. According to the survey results, cyber-bullying is widespread on social media, almost 70% of youth is inclined towards being abusive towards other …

July 29, 2017

Perspective | We tested apps for children. Half failed to protect their data.

Federal law prohibits Web companies from tracking or collecting personal data from children under the age of 13.

July 29, 2017

Teens Explain Their Obsession With Sarahah, Summer’s Hottest Anonymous App

The draw? Drama. Drama. And more drama.

July 29, 2017

Fitbit’s smartwatch will launch with an app platform — whenever it launches

Fitbit chief executive officer James Park says that the company’s upcoming smartwatch will have an app platform and an app gallery ready to go when it launches, despite reports (including our own)…

July 28, 2017

Google’s cord cutter app YouTube TV reaches 2 million downloads

Approximately 2 million people have installed the YouTube TV app, Google’s live TV service aimed at a younger generation of cord cutters, as well as those..

July 28, 2017

7 Wow-Inspiring Watermelon Recipes

A salad. An entrée. A dessert. Stop serving up boring slices and learn how to hack this healthy, kid-friendly food.

July 28, 2017

WhatsApp hits 1B daily users while its Snapchat clone rockets to 250M

Facebook is winning the race to bring Snapchat’s Stories format to the rest of the world before its originator. WhatsApp Status, its version of Snapchat..

July 28, 2017

Cyberbullying doesn’t take a summer break

AT&T is promoting a short film this summer to remind students and parents that cyberbullying doesn’t take a break while school is out. WBFO’s senior