As said by a lot of people in this thread, I'm very, very surprised the number is as low as 60%. With that said, there are jackasses in real life; there are jackasses on the internet. This shouldn't be a shock to anybody.
Really? In my experience they all involved scantily clad woman inviting me to come and play, and I'm not talking about the Evony addsRandy11517 said:Got $20 that at least 9 of the 10 pop ups have something to do with a petite girl and a horse/dog. too bad we will never get proof I'm right on the money with that.johnman said:60% admitted to it, while the 40% dared not admit that they enjoyed the pop ups
Same, but loads of the shit kids are into scares the hell out of me. You know that's what kids now are looking for, the weirdest shit they can find period.johnman said:Really? In my experience they all involved scantily clad woman inviting me to come and play, and I'm not talking about the Evony addsRandy11517 said:Got $20 that at least 9 of the 10 pop ups have something to do with a petite girl and a horse/dog. too bad we will never get proof I'm right on the money with that.johnman said:60% admitted to it, while the 40% dared not admit that they enjoyed the pop ups
Thank you."Technology is part of the solution, but a lot of it is about good parenting. The singularly most effective way to help keep your children safe online is to have an ongoing dialogue with them. There's so much we can do to make sure our children have a positive experience online. This report shows us where to focus our efforts right now."
Call me naive, but I, as of yet, never had a bad experience on Xbox Live.Wardnath said:Because the problem is limited to Xbox Live.
Clearly.
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You have no idea what it is, do you?Irridium said:And I'm willing to bet at least half those kids also participated in "cyber bullying", something I find absurd since its an online voice. It can't hurt you in any way. AT ALL!
You mean hence why gaming platforms normally have the 18+ rule?Mexicoho19 said:Maybe kids should not have access to the internet.
100% of politicians should STFU!Mercsenary said:Thank you."Technology is part of the solution, but a lot of it is about good parenting. The singularly most effective way to help keep your children safe online is to have an ongoing dialogue with them. There's so much we can do to make sure our children have a positive experience online. This report shows us where to focus our efforts right now."
But really what next?
60% of adults who are alive have had bad experience with other people in the workplace.
OH SNAP.
What else can I make that is obvious and "no shit"like.
Let see 100% of people breathe and can choke on their own spit.
100% of people have at one time not like someone else...
what he said, although to be fair i always thought it was more like 90% smack talking.Plinglebob said:And its caused by the other 40% smack talking on Xbox Live60% of Kids Have Had a Bad Online Experience