by Jordan Bissell | Mar 25, 2020 | Bark for Schools, Internet Safety Tips, Kids and Technology
Search for: How Does Zoom Work? Video Calls for School and Business Now that people are limiting their in-person interactions to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, teens across the country are attending math class, hosting parties, and even celebrating birthdays —... 
by Haley Zapal | Mar 16, 2020 | Company News, Kids and Technology
Search for: Bark Kids is Back in the App Store We’re proud to announce that there’s a new Bark Kids app available in the App Store. If your family is currently using the old Bark for Kids app, you’ll want to download the new Bark Kids app to your child’s device. Also,... 
by Haley Zapal | Mar 11, 2020 | Company News, Kids and Technology
Search for: Bark Partners With the Varsity Esports Foundation Bark is proud to announce our new partnership with the Varsity Esports Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting mental health awareness, discouraging bullying, and advocating for diversity and... 
by Jordan Bissell | Mar 10, 2020 | Bark for Schools, Kids and Technology
Search for: Another Year in School Safety It has been two years since the official launch of Bark for Schools! In the span of that seemingly short time, we’re proud to say we’ve been able to make great strides when it comes to school safety. Our mission has always... 
by Jordan Bissell | Mar 4, 2020 | Internet Safety Tips, Kids and Technology
Search for: What Parents Need to Know About the Byte App More likely than not, your child loves to boogie along to popular TikTok songs. But a new video app is quickly becoming all the rage. With over a million downloads, the Byte app is probably one your kid has... 
by Jordan Bissell | Feb 18, 2020 | Internet Safety Tips, Kids and Technology
Search for: The Hoop App: Where Tinder for Teens Meets Snapchat Would you let your 12-year-old download Tinder, swipe around for a bit, and then share their Snapchat information with a couple of random strangers on the platform? Probably not. But you might assume that...