Parents Y'all should better be happy because Facebook just launched a new version of its Messenger chat app designed for children ages six to 12. Called Messenger Kids that means you don't have to create a Facebook account for your kids no more! According to reports, the app doesn't require a Facebook account that means you don't need to open an account for your kid before he or she can use the app. Facebook says Messenger Kids is also designed to be compliant with the Children's Online Privacy and Protection Act, or COPPA and the app is really easy to use as there are no ads or in app purchases. To use the app, parents must download it from the App Store and then
authenticate it with their Facebook user name and password. Only then
can an account be created for a child, with the process requiring only a
name for the profile. Contacts are added through an “Explore” section
of the app that should let parents search and find other contacts. Users
with existing Facebook accounts, like relatives, can create Messenger
Kids accounts to chat with the children, with parents having control
over which contacts are approved and show up as online when a child uses
the app although the app is currently available to IOS users in the United States and according to Facebook, the app will be rolled out soon on android Devices!
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
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Oh Yeah😎😎! Today's October First and its actually National Blood donors day and Facebook has taken a bold step. If you reside in India, you now have the option to sign up as a blood donor on Facebook, as you know India is currently facing shortage of safe blood and so so sometimes most people goto social media platforms to request for donors and in trying to help that, Facebook has rolled out a new Feature to help donors, Patients and hospitals connect more easily. This will include the option for nearby donors to be notified of blood request and Facebook will actually start showing a message in the news feed prompting users to sign up as blood donors and the info will be kept private. Although according to Facebook, users can share their blood donor status via their profile if they wish and yeah the new feature will roll out via the Facebook app then the web and so on and as time goes on more tools will be rolled out. Ermm i really like the idea though, it's pretty cool if you ask me but i still hate needles Lol! and if you live in India and you intend signing up as a blood donor then click here to sign up and hey! drop your comments telling us what you think about the idea!!