SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Facebook acknowledged Tuesday (July 23) that a flaw in its Messenger Kids service allowed children get into group chats with people who were not approved by their parents.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SAN FRANCISCO - Facebook acknowledged Tuesday that a flaw in its Messenger Kids service allowed children get into group chats with people who were not approved by their parents.
"We recently notified some parents of Messenger Kids account users about a technical error that we detected affecting a small number of group chats," Facebook said in response to an AFP inquiry.
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