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For those under the age of 13, however, the answer to that is, well, pretty much anything and everything. Until now, the head honchos at FB HQ had refused to even discuss removing the age restrictions on the popular website. According to Mashable.com, however, that stance might be a thing of the past.
Apparently, Facebook is considering opening the site to tweens with profiles that will be linked to their parents’ accounts. Parents would have to approve friends and applications.
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BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 6/4/2012 12:39:00 PM
POSTED IN In the News, social media,
NEVER!!!!!
by glitterstars456 on 6/8/2012 6:08:26 PM
I don't think kids under 15 should be on Facebook. It bugs me that my brother made an account at 11. People friend random people and 'like random things. It just isn't good. I think way too many people don't realize that what they post online is out there forever and for the world to see. I did a report on how social media can affect jobs. It's astounding. Kids that have Facebook at 12 may not realize this and post stuff that may haunt them ten years later. Same with a lot of sites. THINK BEFORE YOU POST. I'm glad this wasn't around when I was in middle school. I don't think the age limit would matter. My mom doesn't even have an account but she would creep on mine via my brother's. She would question me about stuff. Personally I have stopped using Facebook all together because I don't care what people are doing. And if I do, I'll text them. And I disagree with the article. It was college students, then high school, then parents, now middle school.
by behrendblues on 6/8/2012 2:26:51 AM
I want one soo bad if they do the linked thing then maybe my mom will say yes!
by kdpkdp on 6/7/2012 8:57:49 AM
ooh! what if the creators of facebook made a facebook designed for little kids that parent can control. i think that would be awesome
by XxUTookMahFonexX on 6/6/2012 5:16:35 PM
This is a fantastic idea
by XxUTookMahFonexX on 6/6/2012 4:40:07 PM
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