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Opening Insights<\/h2>\n

Teens are finding their friends via video chat, in apps such as Houseparty, Fam and Kik<\/h3>\n
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Informational Insights<\/h2>\n

Almost every day when they get home from school, Gracie, age 16, and Sarah, age 14, open the app Houseparty, where they can video chat with to up to seven of their friends at once. The sisters, who live in Danville, Calif., use it to socialize and collaborate on homework, for 15 minutes to an hour. When they first open it they may be chatting with just one friend, but everyone they\u2019re connected to on Houseparty gets a push alert that they\u2019re \u2018in the house,\u2019 and, soon enough, the room fills up. It might even spill over into other\u2026<\/p>\n

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Possibilities for Consideration<\/h2>\n

Take a moment and examine\u2026<\/h3>\n