New WordBully App Helps Protect Kids from Cyber-Bullying

Let me ask you a question. How do you communicate the most? In today's society (especially where children are concerned) one of the most common forms of communication is via text message. Because of this, both children and adults are easy targets for, and potential victims of cyber-bullying. Here to help is WordBully, a new app from Iconosys that helps combat cyber-bullying.

It works like this: WordBully allows a parent/guardian to customize a filter for profanity, vulgar or threatening language, and other offensive communications. This is all done with the protection of password-enabled access for the parent/guardian. If a message is sent with this type of language it is automatically sent to the parent/guardian's phone stating what was said.

Word Bully Features include:

• Word Bully monitors for approximately 3600 words, acronyms, bulli-cons, and phrases that might be considered profanity, threatening and/or vulgar. The app also allows you to create and manage a custom list of monitored words (e.g. Acronyms, abbreviations, cultural-isms, and gang-style lingo) that are used.
• Enable and Disable the Word Bully service using the protected access feature of a parental-controlled password.
• Word Bully monitors for inbound and outbound questionable communications and forwards to the parent's phone, identifying if it was "sent to" or "sent from" your child.
• Choose to monitor ALL of the text message communications with certain settable "Black Listed" individuals, such as those people you believe or suspect to be a significant threat
• Choose to ignore specific numbers or add numbers to a "White List"
• Locate your child anytime with Trick or Tracker child location retrieval service, built right in!

It is available for only $9.95 for a lifetime license on the Android OS Smartphones Market Place. An iPhone version is scheduled to be released by Christmas.

$9.95 too much for you? Here's a deal you can't pass up! From now until October 15, 2011, you can get the WordBully app for FREE at http://wordbully.iconosys.com....that's right…FREE. Anyone who has a child with a smartphone would be crazy to pass this up.