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How Your IP Address Can Get You in Trouble
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Lasso
Facebook just released Lasso, a video sharing app designed to compete with the immensely popular TikTok. The app is their bid to win back teens, who’ve been fleeing the platform in droves over the past several years.
Suzanne gave an outstanding presentation to our Women’s Club. She gave us great advice on specific apps and technologies, along with general advice on keeping the lines of communication open with our kids. I highly recommend!
--an Immaculate Heart of Mary parent"This was one of the best programs I’ve attended at STM. There was so much great information!"
--a St. Thomas More School parent