Kasomi
JT Founder
What is it?
JamiiTalk is a community-based questions and answers website and app. Users post questions on any topic and other users respond.
Users can sign up using Facebook, Twitter, Google or email. As part of the registration process.
Registered users can post or respond to questions, post reviews, or topic.
JamiiTalk also has social media features: users can upvote (like) a question, follow people, comment and leave private messages for others. Jamii Chat is a feature that lets people form communities around shared interests and tastes.
According to the JamiiTalk association, the number of daily questions asked varies, A question will get five answers on average.
Is it appropriate for children?
JamiiTalk is rated for teens ages 13 and older, and it can be safe for kids with adult supervision.
Even if JamiiTalk does have moderators, who remove inappropriate content, answers and users, children can come across adult and mature content or negative views on various topics such as religion, politics.
Parents may want to warn their children that upvotes do not necessarily imply that answers are accurate. Some answers are more popular or funnier than others, get more votes and are shown first, but they are not the most “correct” ones.
How to protect children on JamiiTalk?
Although safer than similar Q&A websites, families must take some precautions. These include:
1. Checking other resources to make sure a piece of information is true.
2. Following age-appropriate topics
3. Blocking messages from strangers.
4. Setting profiles to private mode to ensure all site activity and personal information remain private.
