RAADR, Inc. Announces Technological Breakthrough with Broad Social Media Implications Across Multiple Social Media Platforms

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RAADR, Inc. (OTC PINK: RDAR) announced a significant advancement in their RAADR 2.0 Parental Monitoring App, enabling monitoring of social media activity on Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat. This enhancement aims to protect children from cyber-bullying. CEO Jacob DiMartino tested the app, expressing confidence that it will help parents track their children's social media interactions. RAADR's market cap is approximately $3 million, positioning it at the forefront of technological development in online child safety.

Positive

• Launch of RAADR 2.0 App to monitor Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat activity, enhancing its utility.
• CEO's personal testing of the app demonstrates its practical effectiveness in safeguarding children.
• Strong market interest with the growth of social media usage among youth.

Negative

• Limited progress with Snapchat monitoring compared to other platforms.

PHOENIX, Nov. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- RAADR, Inc. (OTC PINK: RDAR), a technology and software development company that monitors cyber-bullying and social media platforms with artificial intelligence announced today that based on a spot beta test that was completed late last week, the RAADR 2.0 Parental Monitoring App will now be able to monitor social media activity on the Instagram ,TikTok and Snapchat platforms. This capability significantly increases the utility of the RAADR Parental Monitoring App because of the popularity of Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat with young people. The company uses highly sophisticated machine learning convolutional neural networks to gather and  analyze the data.

Jacob DiMartino, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of RAADR, Inc. explained, "This announcement and last week's breakthrough is truly a watershed moment for our company. It represents a critical moment for our technological capabilities. Last week, I was personally a field tester for the app and I used the app to monitor social media postings as it relates to my own 15 year old daughter. This is truly personal but I believe all parents need to know about this. Within 48 hours of photos being posted on Instagram and TikTok, I was able to retrieve photos and posts that were posted both on Instagram and TikTok that made me very uncomfortable. If it wasn't for the RAADR 2.0 Parental Monitoring App, I would not be able to monitor this social media activity."

Mr. DiMartino continued, "I am beyond 100% confident that all parents would want the RAADR 2.0 Parental Monitoring App to truly understand what is directly affecting their children on social media. It is within our company's mission to now give the parents a tool to pierce these social media walls to protect their children. A small company from Arizona called RAADR with a market cap of about $3 million is at the precipice of unveiling this tool."

Instagram is social media's most popular photo and video sharing social media platform, In 2012, Instagram was acquired by Facebook for $1 billion. Instagram is extremely popular with the age groups that RAADR is trying to protect. Originally launched for IOS in October 2010, Instagram rapidly gained popularity, with one million registered users in two months, 10 million in a year, and 1.3 billion as of 2021.  

TikTok, the fastest growing worldwide social media site and one of the fastest growing social media sites in the world is predominantly popular with children and young adults under 25. TikTok is now available in 150 countries and has been downloaded over 2 billion times. TikTok is a social media app used to create and share videos. Categorized by genres such as dance and comedy, TikTok users create short music-oriented videos.

Jacob DiMartino concluded by saying, "We are making significant but limited progress with Snapchat. If we are able to generate the same amount of coverage with Snapchat as we are with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram , TikTok  our app will cover close to 100% of the social media vulnerability that affects children and young adults."

About RAADR, Inc.

RAADR, Inc.,  publishes software and apps that protect children who use social media and the internet. Known as the "internet anti-bullying company", RAADR produces products that allow children, parents, and school districts to monitor bullying and other threatening behavior on the Internet in real time. Armed with many features including keyword tracking, real time alerts, facial recognition and site filtering, RAADR's apps determine in real time whether children or young adults are the victim of stalkers, bullies and other threatening behavior. Parents love the facial recognition feature because in seconds, the app allows parents to upload the child's image and parents can be armed with one of the most powerful tools available to receive alerts each time their child's image appears on a social media site. RAADR Parental 2.0, which is the parenting app that helps parents and adults protect children by using real time monitoring on social media will be released sometime in late  2021. Bully RAADR which arms the kids with RAADR's powerful suite of products allows children to protect themselves and other kids from threatening and dangerous behavior on the internet and social media will be released by the Spring of 2022. RAADR Inc. is committed to making our world and social media a safer and better place for kids and young adults."

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Media Contact:
Jacob DiMartino,
jacob.d@raadr.com     

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FAQ

What features does the RAADR 2.0 Parental Monitoring App offer for Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat?

The RAADR 2.0 app can monitor social media activity, allowing parents to track their children's interactions on Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat.

When was the RAADR 2.0 Parental Monitoring App beta test completed?

The beta test for the RAADR 2.0 app was completed in early November 2021.

What is RAADR, Inc.'s market cap as of November 2021?

As of November 2021, RAADR, Inc. has a market cap of approximately $3 million.

How does the CEO of RAADR, Inc. view the new app's impact?

CEO Jacob DiMartino views the app as a watershed moment, offering critical monitoring capabilities for parents concerned about their children's social media safety.

What social media platforms does the RAADR app currently cover?

The RAADR app currently covers Instagram, TikTok, and is in the process of extending coverage to Snapchat.