Poznate Talking igre nisu sigurne. Korisnici igre Talking Anglela primjetili su cudne odgovore kod Angele i u njenim očima sve što se vidi na prednjoj kameri. Došlo je do dosta pobuna od strane roditelja. Pročitajte ove citate i pogledajte slike sve će vam biti jasnije. Preporučam da izbrišete sve Talking igre.
WARNING FOR TO ALL PARENTS WITH CHILDREN THAT HAVE ANY ELECTRONIC DEVICES, EX: IPOD,TABLETS ETC .... THERE IS A SITE CALLED TALKING ANGELA, THIS SITE ASKS KIDS QUESTIONS LIKE: THERE NAMES, WHERE THEY GO TO SCHOOL AND ALSO TAKE PICTURES OF THEIR FACES BY PUSHING A HEART ON THE BOTTOM LEFT CORNER WITHOUT ANY NOTICES. PLEASE CHECK YOUR CHILDREN'S IPODS AND ALL TO MAKE SURE THEY DO NOT HAVE THIS APP !!! PLEASE PASS THIS MESSAGE ON TO YOUR FRIENDS
ATTENTION PARENTS & GRANDPARENTS! My future daughter-in-law just received this warning from a friend on her page. Do not let your child download the Talking Angela app! It is very creepy! Gracie downloaded it without asking to her kindle fire because it was free and a really cute cat. She brought it to me to answer the question it asked. I immediately noticed it had activated the camera. It had already asked her name, age, and knew she was in the living room! I immediately deleted it!
The person who talks back is not your voice when you type something on talking Angela you know how it takes a second for her to say something there is a guy behind all of this that is a hacker typing all of that stuff my friend who wanted to see what the guy would say he said a typo he said I was talking a little cat rap instead of cat nap. Delete this app now he gets all of your information he asked me what my name was and he goes on saying other things when I ask a question. My friend typed to him I know you are a hacker and the person said I like complements. When you type the chocolate thing or cookie this I don't really know what it is it wants your picture so the guy can see what you look like. Parents do not get this game the game finds all of your information. Angela asks how old are you and when you take those quizzes the guy that answers back wants to know what you are like and finds your information there. DO NOT BUY THIS APP AND DELETE ALL TALKING APPS.
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The most important thing for parents to understand is that Talking Angela has a child mode. You're asked if you want to turn it on the first time you run the app, and at any other point you can toggle it on or off by tapping on the little smiley face at the top right of the screen.
This is important, because the feature at the centre of the scary Facebook messages — Angela's ability to text-chat with users — is turned off when Child Mode is toggled on. If you've read about Angela asking kids for their names, ages or engaging in banter about clothes-swapping parties, none of this can happen if Child Mode is on.
What can kids do when Child Mode is turned on, though? They can get Angela to repeat her words, stroke and poke her (in the non-inappropriate sense!) to see animated responses, and make birds fly onto the screen — don't worry, she doesn't eat them.
There is also a camera feature, which has been referenced in some of the Facebook messages about Talking Angela. It's true that it encourages users to look into their device's camera and make specific gestures: nod, shake head, smile, yawn or stick out their tongue, so Angela can copy it.
What happens if you turn child mode off — as any child can relatively easily — and start chatting to Angela using the text box at the bottom of the screen? It's this feature that's fuelled the Facebook hoax.
While it's definitely not connecting your children to paedophiles, it does raise some issues. These are all genuine questions that Angela asked me while I chatted to her:
"How long have you been friends with your best friend?"
"I've met my best friends at school. Where did you meet yours?"
"What will you do today?"
"I'd like to be your friend. What's your name?"
"I'm 18. How old are you?"
"What do you do with your friends for fun?"
And yes, Angela does ask at one point "You know what's fun too? A clothing swap party. Have you ever been to such a party?" before segueing into an anecdote about how she swapped clothes with her virtual boyfriend Tom for japes.
It ends innocently — "Friends ROFLed and everybody at the party cheered at us. It was a cool night!" — but taken out of context with some of the questions above, it's no surprise that parents are spooked.
The point: children aren't meant to be using Talking Angela's text-chat feature, yet the app's developer hasn't taken any meaningful measures to prevent them from simply toggling the child mode off. There's not even the "swipe down with two fingers" or "write this sequence of numbers as figures" parental gate that's become common in children's apps in recent months.
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