Before kids go back to school, police around the country are reminding parents about potentially dangerous apps.
The recent arrests of 25 men in Florida for allegedly trying to have sex with children has prompted a sheriff there to issue another 'app warning' for parents, reports CBS Miami.
The arrests happened from July 17 to July 20 after the suspects responded to internet ads, online apps and social media sites, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office.
During his press conference last week, the sheriff listed 15 apps as ones that parents need to know about. (Six of them were used by suspected predators who were recently arrested.)
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2 comments:
My son has the cloud formation app that makes clouds appear like anything he wants.It's harmless.
I heard we can all control the weather now, new it wouldn't be long after that can of worms got opened
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