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SUICIDE AND SELF HARM - Unscripted #213
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The Halifax Digital Home Index found 32 per cent of 16- to 34-year-olds admitted deleting their own Facebook account, while 33 per cent said they had deleted or blocked a family member.
One in 10 younger people confessed they had switched to social media channels where their activities and comments cannot be seen by their family, such as Twitter, the micro-blogging site, or Snapchat and Instagram, the photograph-sharing apps.
The poll, which surveyed more than 2,000 people about their online habits, indicated the exodus from more established sites was being driven by wider use of smartphones and tablet computers.
Just 9 per cent of over-55s owned a smartphone in 2012, according to Ofcom figures.
But today they are catching up with their children and grandchildren, with 52 per cent owning a smartphone compared with 85 per cent of younger people.
For tablet computers the divide is even more narrow, with the 49 per cent of older people using the machines compared with 59 per cent of the younger generation.
More than half (59 per cent) of older people have a Facebook account, with 23 per cent signing up in the last three years, while 32 per cent use Skype, the video-calling service, and 17 per cent have the WhatsApp messenger on their phones.
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Two weeks ago, Lang BridgeApp, Inc. debuted its new messenger app that features real-time language translation. The app not only breaks the language barrier, but also gives relief to the many who suffer the inconvenience and time consuming efforts of copying and pasting words from various sources to send out text messages to others of a different language: On average, it takes 10 minutes or more to copy, paste, and send a single translated text message through a chat app.
"In this new age, social networking is the backbone of communication so we're excited to bring this powerful tool to the world," said Lang BridgeApp's Founder, Terry Moss. "Now that the language barrier is out of the way, we're going to witness the world come together like never before."
Lang BridgeApp currently supports 45 different languages and has the communication outreach of 140 countries. Its automatic translation functionality let's users send text messages in 'their' native languages as the recipients instantly receive it in theirs. Likewise, its "Huddle Messaging" feature provides real-time translation on a group-messaging platform.
Lang BridgeApp is now available for Android devices at the Google Play Store and its iOS version is expected to be released in early May 2015.
Media Contact: Gregory Williams Lang BridgeApp, Inc. 1(786) 531-7937 Info(at)thelangbridgeapp(dot)com
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