Children's Social Network Everloop Raises $3.1 Million
Everloop allows kids to develop their creative skills by customizing their own user profiles, connect with friends and stay productive by choosing from over 1,500 games to entertain themselves. As a harmless alternative to cyberbullying, the site allows users to trick one another with “Goobs,” painless game using toilet paper rolls or virtual pies that are thrown at one another.
A social network group for kids under 13 called Everloop has raised $3.1 million in funding from various investors and investing groups. Everloop services youngsters, who are too young for Facebook, and complies with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.
Everloop allows kids to develop their creative skills by customizing their own user profiles, connect with friends and stay productive by choosing from over 1,500 games to entertain themselves. As a harmless alternative to cyberbullying, the site allows users to trick one another with “Goobs,” painless game using toilet paper rolls or virtual pies that are thrown at one another.
The site’s Mod Squad keeps their eyes on the lookout for any inappropriate content too.
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