Whateverlife

Privacy seems excellent, at least on the surface. Kids can choose who sees every bit of personal information from join date to online status. Other great options: kids can choose to get email at a personal inbox instead of the site’s, delete their own accounts, even hide visits to others' profiles.  We're not sure how safe kids' information is from third parties, though. While signing up we were greeted with the odd message, "We care about the quality of our profiles and guarantee that every user of our system is real, so if you purchase someone's contact information, you can be sure that your money isn't wasted."  The site did not return an email asking about the message. Children younger than 13 need parents' emailed permission to join, but like most social networking sites, this one makes it easy for kids to lie about their ages.