The Dangers of Over-sharing On Social Media
We’ve all seen those posts. Someone ranting on Facebook about their boss, a friend, or even their significant other and
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Can schools force students to disclose their Facebook password?
When Riley Stratton was in the sixth grade in 2012, school officials and a police officer brought her to an office
14-year-old arrested for airline tweet
Sarah thought she was just joking when she decided to send American Airlines a tweet. Her message led to her arrest
A sarcastic two-word tweet backfires on student
Reid Sagehorn was an honor roll student and a football and basketball co-captain at Rogers High School in Minnesota. The
Teen – parent agreement about Internet use
Because of the continuing abuse of technology by way of cyberbullying, we offer below an Agreement for parents, children and
Selfie leads to arrest of young man
If you’re careless about your things, you never know where your cell phone will end up or lead to. 26-year-old
Young man confesses crime on YouTube
This may be a first, at least we haven’t heard of a similar case. In June, 2013, 22-year-old Matthew Cordle
California creates an online eraser for teens’ posts
Have you sent someone a message or posted a comment you wish you could take back? Have you regretted something
Is it legal for your school to monitor your social media accounts?
One school district in California apparently thinks it’s okay to monitor students’ social media accounts and check in on your Facebook
Teen faces prison for Facebook post
Don’t let video games and chat rooms get to you. It can lead to unexpected consequences. 18-year-old Justin Carter of