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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Allowing your child to have SnapChat is horribly negligent parenting on your part.[/quote] +1. Reading this thread I tend to agree[/quote] My kid figured out some way to hide the app so it looked like he didn’t have it although he actually did. I checked his phone randomly and never saw it but he had it the entire time. [/quote] Many of them are doing this and other hacks. My kids tell me they all have snapchat and their parents just don't know. Just FYI.[/quote] How’d you figure out he had it? I’m wondering if my 13 year old has done the same thing. He pestered me repeatedly when he got his phone 2 years ago, I said no and he hasn’t asked since then. [/quote] Things kids do that I have heard about first hand and they are far more clever than my middle-age self so I'm sure this is the tip of the iceburg: [b]delete and download the app daily[/b] access snapchat from browser on school device Use friend's device to set up account and access buy burner phones you don't know about[/quote] This is the one I've heard of. If an older sibling has it and you have a family plan, it's available for them to download whenever they want. I'd love to hear from the pp the steps to check the messages?[/quote]
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