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Our Voices for April 14, 2012

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Concerns about apartment phone safety among school children have prompted a proposal this month heading to the full House for debate to broaden a special-interest group school requirement that students get instruction about Internet safety by adding discussion of cell... Acute phones including Androids and iPhones contain GPS locator technology that can display the near-exact place of the user’s home, school or other whereabouts in a photo, unless the function is disabled, said Darrell Miller, computer forensic... According to the Pew Delving Center, 77 percent of young people ages 12 to 17 have cell phones and 23 percent have a elegant phone. The House Education Committee recently backed House Bill 236 without objection, bringing the cubicle phone safety proposal closer to being taught in all public elementary, secondary schools and charter schools throughout the structure. In addition, 71 percent of teen girls and 67 percent of teen boys have sent or posted sexually suggestive gladden to a girlfriend or boyfriend. Miller spoke last month to a group of parents, students and educators in Iberville Parish on Internet dangers and the added menace of children sending photos from their smart phones to unintended audiences. Seventy-five percent of young people are texting about 60 messages a day, according to the Center’s Internet and American Memoirs Project report, which sampled 799 teens ages 12 to 17 and their parents from April to July 2011.

Source: The Advocate