Photo Roulette is a hot new app making teens cringe and causing parents to panic. In a game that allows up to 49 players to join, each person grants the app access to their photo albums, to have a random picture selected and displayed to all participants for five seconds. They then guess who the chosen image belongs to—fun right? Well, until a not safe photo or screenshot of sensitive texts or data, like social security numbers, pops up. Some parents are raising red flags about privacy concerns and how the app is sharing and obtaining this information. (WSJ)
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