Einee - Talk to Einstein

App alludes to suicide, some passing mention of wars, murders, and death.

Mention of relationships and marriage that fall outside of today's societal norms (e.g., polygamy) as well as questions about where babies come from (asked, but not answered).

Some disrespectful language between the player and the character.

There is mention of drinking alcohol when chatting with Einstein, but he refuses to discuss it.

Parents need to know that Einee - Talk to Einstein is a tongue-in-cheek opportunity to "chat" with at least six different historical and/or political figures: Einstein, Cleopatra, Marilyn Monroe, Leonardo da Vinci, Napoleon, and Donald Trump. Einstein is included in the free version, but the rest of the characters are $0.99 each. You can also earn coins as you play and use those to buy additional characters. This is a blend of facts and imagined conversation, which may be difficult for kids to understand. The conversation is often quite sarcastic and/or inappropriate for real-world situations (i.e., how many kids would speak to an adult they don't know). Once again, older kids may have a handle on this type of communication, but younger kids may not. Some of the grammar and punctuation is off, and American kids may be confused by the use of British English phrases and spellings. In terms of content, it's a mixed bag: Questions for Einstein include how babies are made (he doesn't answer). The app alludes to the suicides of Marilyn Monroe and Cleopatra, although they are not explicitly covered. Read the developer's privacy policy for details on how your (or your kids') information is collected, used, and shared and any choices you may have in the matter, and note that privacy policies and terms of service frequently change.