Kiwi is an app used primarily to ask and answer questions via a social platform. User interaction can occur between friends or between members of the community at large, so your child may be interacting with strangers when using Kiwi. Because of this, there is some risk for anonymous bullying and age-inappropriate interactions. Parents should be aware if any child under 18 is using this app due to its social components.

Any app with chat or private messaging poses a potential threat to your child’s safety, even if these functions are only included as secondary features. With other users able to message your child, bullying and predatory behavior are real concerns. SaferKid suggests you review our Parent’s Guides on these topics and discuss them with your child before letting them use Kiwi.

Kiwi is a fast and easy way to ask your friends interesting questions and find out what they think. Features: • Answer questions about yourself and share your thoughts with the world • Follow your friends and interesting personalities to create a personalized feed • Share your profile to gain a following And remember, ask nicely :)

To see Kiwi - Q&A in iTunes,  click here

See our parent’s guides to apps with:

• Bullying Risk
• Sexting Risk
• Ways Minors Can Meet Strangers
• Profanity or Crude Humor
• Mature/Suggestive Themes
• Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References
• Sexual Content or Nudity