The Christian Science Monitor
Facebook access for under-13 kids is good if parents involved Facebook is already used by millions of kids under 13 who lie about their ages to gain access. It makes sense that the social media network design specific guidelines for them, including...
The Bellingham Herald
That's down 29 percent from its initial public offering price of $38. Since Facebook Inc.'s stock began trading publicly on May 18, it has fallen on seven of the 11 trading days. There have been concerns about Facebook's ability to keep increasing...
Politico
Facebook's reported plans to open its doors to children under age 13 have sparked skepticism on Capitol Hill. A Wall Street Journal report that the social media company is developing technology that could permit kids to sign up under adult...
International Business Times
Articles Since, millions of preteens are already actively engaged in facebook by faking information about their age, the online major is of the opinion to lift the age restrictions and make it available to them, with certain guidelines. Meanwhile,...
Independent
The world's largest social network currently requires members to be at least 13, but millions of children simply lie about their age to gain access. It is now considering a system which would connect youngsters' accounts to those of their parents.