#SENDIT APP HOW TO#
Time spent telling your upset daughter how to manage bullying is what’s needed here – and to accept that bullying is going to happen with or without mobile phones – and at least with phones you can indeed delete the app. You’re an idiot if you thought otherwise. If you’re going to give your kids mobile phones you are culpable for exposing them to all the horrible things kids do to each other. (I could ask EvilZone but I don’t think they like us!)ĭoes this sound like a desperate pipe dream? Do these apps have vulnerabilities that can expose this sort of stuff?Ĭheers for any advice Posted 6 months ago Someone my wife knows thinks that they know someone who can do some clever stuff to reveal who the sender number…not sure if this is possible do thought I’d ask here. They acknowledged they knew which group of girls this has come from, but the anonymity of the app makes it difficult for them to take action.ĭaughter has muted notifications, but the school suggest we don’t delete the app or messages in case we need to use them as evidence or similar. We have been in to see the school’s Head of Year, Form Tutor and Pastoral support guy who share our concerns. Clearly this is a recipe for disaster, and the 20 or so messages my daughter received a couple of days ago range from ‘do you know why everybody hates you’, ‘why do you have no friends’ to ‘why are you such a slag’ and ‘why don’t you change schools’ (and more along the same lines) Sendit allows anonymous questions to be asked. Hi all, does anyone know anything about the app – Sendit? It appears to be an add on to Snapchat, and because my 13 year old daughter doesn’t quite grasp how evil the world can be, she installed this (along with pretty much her whole year group)
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