"Togetherville" social networking site for children
By ersanmiguel
@ersanmiguel (476)
Philippines
May 21, 2010 6:18pm CST
"the site could keep younger children off to facebook, where they are more likely to find inappropriate content and are less protected from potentially harmful interactions with strangers and bullies"- Mandeep Singh Dhillon
do you allow your children or do you create account for your children such as facebook? i don't think this "togetherville" is safe, nothing is safe from a genius hacker
. okay, let's say yes it has more security features than other social networks, would you still allow your kids to join? are there any benefits? isit necessary?
. okay, let's say yes it has more security features than other social networks, would you still allow your kids to join? are there any benefits? isit necessary?1 response
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
24 May 10
I actually just let my seven-year-old daughter start a facebook account, but I also set it up such that I know the password to it and I never let her access facebook when I am not in the room with her. I figure if she is going to be online anyway, I should show her that it is something that the two of us can do together. Heck, even with the online games for children like Webkinz, etc, I don't think that everything that goes on with these sites is child friendly.
@ersanmiguel (476)
• Philippines
31 May 10
guess when my child turns seven she'll be making her own account too 
. i'll take that as an advise, thanks ms.dorann!
. i'll take that as an advise, thanks ms.dorann!