Safety Measures
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Safe Chat:
Bin Weevils allows players to type their own messages to other users. Every message is filtered to allow only pre-approved words and phrases, and blocks attempts to communicate phone numbers or other personally identifiable information.
Moderation:
The Bin Pet Temple is a hidden location in Bin Weevils on Mulch Island near the ruins. It is featured in a SWS mission. It is one of the bins oldest ruins. This is the temple where Weevil X hid Lady Wawa. BinWeevils: A 3D interactive game aimed at 7 to 13-year-olds and apparently designed to drive parents crazy. The virtual world enables children to create an avatar (character) for free, make friends, and interact with them online. They must use their social skills to complete tasks and missions, and earn 'mulch' to spend in the 'shops'.
Bin Weevils also employ a staff of moderators who monitor and analyse player behaviour over time and also respond to player queries.
Players are able to report another player at any point during the game by selecting the report button on the player's profile.
Advertisement:
Bin Weevils showcases third party kid friendly advertisement. When linking from our Site to an advertiser's site we provide a 'bumper page', which lets kids know they are going to an advertiser's site and reminds them not to give out information online without getting permission from their parents. Kids and their parents should be aware that other sites have different policies on collection of information to us, so it is important to check their Privacy Policies before submitting any personally identifiable information.
BBM: Exclusive to BlackBerry devices, the BlackBerry Messenger is an internet-based instant message application. It's fairly secure because it uses the BlackBerry PIN system, so you can only use it to communicate with other BlackBerry devices. It's a very efficient and secure way to reach a LOT of people at once. It gained notoriety during 2011 when it was used to 'organise' the riots.
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BinWeevils: A 3D interactive game aimed at 7 to 13-year-olds and apparently designed to drive parents crazy. The virtual world enables children to create an avatar (character) for free, make friends, and interact with them online. They must use their social skills to complete tasks and missions, and earn 'mulch' to spend in the 'shops'.
BlackBerry: A range of smartphones or mobile devices, similar to the iPhone, Android and Windows phones. Most BlackBerries have a physical QWERTY keyboard, but newer ones have a touch screen. They have a great Push email service, and their own messenger service (BBM).
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Blog: Short for ‘weblog’, a blog is an online journal or diary. Once the preserve of a few dedicated writers, the ‘blogosphere’ expanded to include people dedicated to telling the world about their cats/dinner choices/hobbies. There are still a lot of personal blogs (many of them excellent), but many businesses now maintain blogs, and influential bloggers are a great alternative source of news.
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Boomerang (from Instagram): Boomerang is an app built into Instagram for creating short video loops. The simple app combines photos into one-second videos that play forward and backward in a loop.
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Botnet: A botnet is a collection of computers connected to the Internet which are all running a piece of software designed to coordinate some kind of repetitive activity. A botnet may be used for legitimate reasons such as forwarding messages in messaging systems but most often these days botnets are associated with malicious activities such as spamming or server attacks. Usually, the owner of the computer is unaware that their computer is part of a botnet and do not know that he software is on their computer. The bonnet software will often have been acquired by the user being tricked into downloading something such as by clicking on an email attachment or a link on a Web site.
Browser: A browser is not an operating system (like Windows) or a search engine (like Google). It’s short for ‘web browser’ and is a computer program that allows you to visit websites and display the webpages you access. Your browser is the gateway to the internet. The four main browsers are Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer.