9 Crucial Details You Need to Know About Anonymous Apps

There are plenty of new apps out there every day, but none like Snapchat or Whisper, anonymous apps that parents might want to consider learning a bit more about. Considering plenty of teenagers are using these apps and 70 percent try to conceal their online behavior, every parent and anyone who uses these apps should know what's at risk.

A main concern with temporary and anonymous apps is that teens end up sharing more than they might if it was a face-to-face interaction. Teens can be pressured into sexting, or be victims of cyberbullying. If you're a parent who's concerned about these apps, make sure to remind your kid about using the internet wisely and safely, like establishing boundaries when it comes to talking to strangers or giving out personal information.

To learn more, take a look at the infographic put together by Rawhide Boys Ranch below that lists out the top nine temporary and anonymous apps, the dangers they might impose, and what parents can do.