I’m all for the anti-bullying stuff. A few years ago my kid was younger about 8 or 9 and he was getting bullied by an older and much bigger child, it was so bad he would come home with bruises and the school and school district refused to do anything about it so we ultimately had to go the police to get something done about this. It shouldn’t have had to come to that, school is supposed to be safe, I’m entrusting my child’s safety when he’s there. The principal actually yelled at me about it like it was my fault somehow that they let this kid do this to my child. Anyway, STOPit has just been launched for iOS and Android and it’s an anti-cyberbullying app, and I think it’s a good idea but it costs $10. I’m sorry but that’s wrong, put ads on it, ask for donations, if you really want to help children then give them something like this for free, don’t charge them for it. I’m thinking the company is betting parents will buy this for their kids to protect them, but the app strikes me as something maybe a child would want to get themselves and maybe not let their parents know about it. I don’t know, I just think it should be free… maybe I’m wrong, but I don’t think so.. There’s a quote in the PR below about how he wants to empower children with an outlet to feel safe. That sounds great, but again, don’t charge them for it, at $10 it looks like he just wants to empower his wallet or bottom line as it were… Some info below for you..