Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought you had to be 13 to get Snapchat or Instagram? You have to enter in your birthdate to start your account, So they know if you are under 13.. Are you comfortable with your child lying about his/her age in order to gain access?
Yes, this. My dd can't wait until she's 13. I'm ok with her on Instagram and YouTube, but no to snapchat.
She can’t wait or won’t wait?
Judging by the typical DCUM kid, I'm guessing the latter.
Take control, people - you are the parent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought you had to be 13 to get Snapchat or Instagram? You have to enter in your birthdate to start your account, So they know if you are under 13.. Are you comfortable with your child lying about his/her age in order to gain access?
Yes, this. My dd can't wait until she's 13. I'm ok with her on Instagram and YouTube, but no to snapchat.
She can’t wait or won’t wait?
Anonymous wrote:DD is 11 in 6th grade. She wants Instagram and Snapchat.
She wants Instagram for posting pictures - says she is good with just posting no people images if that is the only way she can have it.
She wants snapchat for the filters and maybe chatting, but mostly just the filters.
If you let your 10-13 year old use these what were your rules or terms?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I thought you had to be 13 to get Snapchat or Instagram? You have to enter in your birthdate to start your account, So they know if you are under 13.. Are you comfortable with your child lying about his/her age in order to gain access?
Yes, this. My dd can't wait until she's 13. I'm ok with her on Instagram and YouTube, but no to snapchat.
Anonymous wrote:I thought you had to be 13 to get Snapchat or Instagram? You have to enter in your birthdate to start your account, So they know if you are under 13.. Are you comfortable with your child lying about his/her age in order to gain access?