Are Talking Tom games safe?
Common Sense Media, a non-profit consumer advocacy organization, put a warning label on My Talking Tom 2, indicating that it does “not meet our recommendations for privacy and security practices.” The game earned just a 49% (out of 100%) on its privacy report card.
How old should you be to play Talking Tom?
About the app
| Name of app: | My Talking Tom |
|---|---|
| Developed by: | Outfit7 |
| Platform reviewed: | Apple App Store, Google Play |
| Cost: | Free |
| ACCM suggested age: | 2+ with supervision 13+ due to in-app purchases, online interactivity, advertising |
How much did Angela pay for her cat?
Princess Lady – Angela sold her engagement ring from Andy and used the money to buy a new cat named Princess Lady. She was very expensive at 7,000 dollars. Angela states that she means more to her than anyone, including people. This may show her annoyance at Dwight and Andy for both dumping her.
Why is Talking Angela dangerous?
Since Talking Angela was released in December 2012, rumors about its supposedly unsafe nature have grown and spread to the point that some of the more far-fetched information now circulating about it claims that the app is being used as a recruiting tool for pedophiles or is driven by “hackers” who engage children in live conversations:
What is wrong with Talking Angela?
Experts say there’s nothing wrong with the Talking Angela app. Experts from Sophos have analyzed the app and found that there’s nothing malicious about it. It appears that most of those who spread the hoax messages haven’t actually tested the application. Instead, they trust what the scammy messages say without properly documenting it.
What is the truth about Talking Angela?
The truth is that Talking Angela is just a chat-bot. A modern-day equivalent to the “Eliza” program that people used to entertain themselves with 25 years ago. It simulates a real-life conversation, but it’s just a programme.
Is My Talking Angela dangerous?
The Talking Angela app is used by children and adults alike. This week, a year-old hoax about the Talking Angela app being dangerous for children has been doing the rounds on Facebook again, despite having been debunked back then, and again now.