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RDAR Will Capitalize on Cyber Bullying Laws.

RDAR - App well positioned
as Election will strengthen Cyberbullying Laws.

RAADR, Inc.
a technology and software development company
that monitors Cyber Bullying and social media platforms
through its artificially intelligent proprietary
web-based application.

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Clinton's initiative,
Better Than Bullying,
would provide $500 million in new funding to states
that develop comprehensive anti-bullying plans,
empowering communities to improve school
climates and support our kids.

Under her initiative,
the federal government will provide
flexible grants to states to tailor anti-bullying
plans to their local communities, in keeping
with the following national priorities:

Focus on Expanding Cyberbullying Laws

One stipulation for receiving the money
is that states adopt anti-bullying laws that
incorporate specific language about
cyberbullying or add cyberbullying to existing laws.
Some type of anti-bullying legislation
exists in 48 out of 50 states,
but the scope and reach of these laws vary widely.

“We know that bullying is a real problem
in our classrooms,
our playgrounds, and online,”
Clinton said in a speech in North Carolina
on October 27.
“We’re going to launch a major new effort
to help states and communities and schools
and families end bullying wherever it takes place,
and we will work together to make the internet
a safer space for kids.”

While the Internet is essential
to helping students learn
and communicate, cyberbullying has become
a harmful extension of bullying in the classroom.
The ease with which demeaning and damaging
content can be posted on social media networks
like Facebook and Twitter make it difficult
for our kids to ever really escape bullying.
We need to invest in innovative solutions
that allow students, parents, educators,
and other adults to make the Internet safer
while respecting First Amendment rights.

Melania Trump

On Nov. 03, 2016, Melania Trump,
the wife of Presidential candidate Donald Trump
stated that one of her top priorities
as First Lady would be to curb bullying,
especially of young people,
on social media networks.

“As we know,
now social media is a centerpiece of our lives.
It can be a useful tool
for connection and communication,”
the wife of Donald Trump said. “Our culture
has gotten too mean and too rough,
especially to children and teenagers,” she added.

Digital harassment, or cyberbullying,
is common among children. On average,
28 percent of students say they have been
cyberbullied and an average of 16 percent
says they have cyberbullied others.

So with both parties firmly committed
to combating the growing issue of cyberbullying,
this election makes the aspect for a mobile app
to help parents fight the issue of cyberbullying,
even more, brighter in the coming months.

RDAR Will Capitalize on Melania Trumps' message and focus
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