Exploring the Literary World
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Tagged is a free social media app that allows users to meet new people through friendship and/or romance. The basic service is free, but paid (paid) subscriptions provide users with a shortcut to get to know each other and provide users with an ad-free experience. Users need an email or phone number to register and allow access to your location to match you with people nearby.
After creating a profile specifying content such as gender, sexual preference, race, religion and relationship status, users can browse other users' photos and reject or like them through fraud.
The built-in chat function allows users to get in touch with each other and join common chat rooms.
The live streaming function allows users to play their own videos and chat with the audience in real time at the push of a button.
They can also participate in and rate other users' live streams. Users who have collected enough fans and likes can get in-app currency, which can be exchanged for real-world currencies through PayPal.
Tagged's tagline alone is enough to warn parents to keep their kids away from the app: “Boring AF? But this is just the beginning. Tag-relax, chat and get online! It is recommended that you take the time to judge others based on their appearance alone and look at the events people play in their day to day lives.
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While the entertainment value of the latter varies, it and the former involve rating people, talking to them, and sending digital “gifts”.
Live streamers who collect a large number of likes and followers earn money in the real world, and the app encourages you to send gifts to viewers and followers to “make them feel special.”
The app's search algorithm doesn't seem to work because it will return similar results regardless of your profile settings.
Although the terms of service prohibit obscene behavior and images, there are still a large number of half-naked men and women and a lot of material and emotional conversations in the chat.
Many users also reported a lot of bots, spam and technical issues. For kids and teens, there's no good reason your child should use it. Due to the large number of advertising displays, offensive content, and numerous security risks, this is a social media app that should be avoided.
Tag-relax, chat and get online! It's a freemium social media app based on the party website of the same name. The app started as a website for young people in 2011 and has now turned the service into an adults-only domain.
Users must be at least 18 years old to apply. This is doable because its demographic tends to be 35-49 year olds, the app can share your location, and its content contains suggestive photos, language, and live streams.
Another option is to register through Facebook, which adds additional privacy considerations.
The terms of service stipulate that the company can stop service at any time, and is not obligated to pay members (premium members or members who purchase in-app currency). Get diamond rewards, they can be exchanged for real money through PayPal.
