Caution: 3 ways Snapchat images can be saved & shared
What is Snapchat? Surely, you know by now what Snapchat is, but in case you’ve been on an extended vacation
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7 things to know about cell phones at school
Cell Phones at School We have received hundreds and possibly thousands of questions from teens and parents about students’ rights concerning
Fines for harrassing teachers online
House Bill 1364 has been introduced into the Indiana Legislature in 2013. If passed, the new law will allow for
Top new laws for teens & parents 2013
Every year, hundreds of new laws go into effect across the country. We highlight some of the new laws for
Canadian sentenced for Twitter harassment
In 2011, Jean-Francois Champagne used Twitter to harass celebrities, a hockey player and others. The 21-year-old pleaded guilty to criminal
Tweet turns into two year jail term
As you know, people in many countries live under strict laws without freedom of speech as we enjoy in the
A HUGE reason to avoid sexting – sextortion!!
You may have heard the term sextortion used before, but if not, it refers to online sexual extortion. Predators obtain
Tweets can get you fired
There are numerous examples of teens and adults who have learned the hard way when it comes to tweeting, emailing
Does YouTube video constitute a federal crime?
This was the question put to a jury in Tennessee. Before them was 36-year-old Franklin Delano Jeffries. He had been involved
“Satan’s representative” wins $4.5 million verdict
Assistant Attorney General, Andrew Shirvell, of Michigan was sued by the University of Michigan student body president, Christopher Armstrong who