Follow the age rule, go private, and know that likes are not a score.
Many sharing apps have an age rule. It looks after you, and it is not a game to beat.
If you type an older birthday, the app treats you like an older person, with older settings.
Set an account up with a grown-up: a made up name with no school or street in it, and a private account.
Likes are numbers, and they are not a score for you.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Ask a grown-up. The rule looks after you.
The app treats you like an older person. You get older settings that are not made for you.
Only the people I said yes to. A public account shows it to anyone with the app.
Who saw each post, not who is better. Ezra's account was open, so more people saw his posts.
No. A follower can take a screenshot.
With a grown-up, find the age rule in an app your family uses, then look at who can see its posts.
With your child, find the age rule in an app your family uses and look at who can see its posts. Choose the name together.
