KiwiBox is a Social Networking Site Built by Teens for Teens
/ 05 August / 4 comments
MySpace have had its share of bad experiences with teen members getting entraped by malicious adult members or even by fellow teen-age members. Hence, we couldn’t blame parents for trying to control their kids participation in social networking sites. But, we couldn’t blame also our teen-age member of the web 2.0 world if they won’t just stop using social networking sites. Solution - how about a social networking site built by teens for their fellow teens, like KiwiBox? Sounds safe enough right? Continue reading the story called KiwiBox is a Social Networking Site Built by Teens for Teens
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