Parents will get an alert whenever their kid receives a suspect message
South Korea is launching an alert service that will notify parent’s when their kid receives instant-messages containing swear words or other inappropriate words, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The purpose of the service is to counter an increasing occurrence of verbal abuse and cyber-bullying in one of the world’s most wired countries.
The alert service is currently under development by the Korea Communications Commission and will be rolled out in July.