“Live.me” app
needs user moderation to prevent tragedy, says volunteer
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Lisa
Goudy/Times-Herald
Norm Price
live streams a
video in the Times-Herald office.
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By Lisa Goudy
Norm Price says
he spends an average of 18 to 20 hours per day using the “Live.me” app on his
cellphone to help kids.
The free app
allows users to broadcast live videos and watch other users’ live streaming
videos. Price uses it to help find and report cyberbullying to police around
the world.
It’s a
mission that Price (who lives in Aneroid, Sask., 75 kilometres southwest of
Gravelbourg) got started after he heard of a disturbing video of Katelyn Davis,
12, who allegedly live-streamed her suicide on the application on Dec. 30,
2016.
I could used a new phone and support.
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