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App to protect your kids' privacy on social media

Darpan News Desk, IANS, 22 Apr, 2014 11:02 AM

Want to share your kids' vacation or wedding photos just with friends and family on Facebook? This new parent-friendly app would make your life easy.

Named Yoovi, developed by an an Israeli startup, the app is challenging Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat with family-friendly photo-sharing and printing.

Many parents are afraid to share their kids photos on social networks. Many do not want to share their family trip photos with others. With Yoovi, this can be solved, said the developers.

Yoovi lets you choose who can see your images and saves the images in full resolution.

It means you can treat it as another backup for your images.

Apple and Android are scheduled to host Yoovi app on smart phones soon.

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