Yik Yak App Screens. I know yik yak has many interesting purposes and many people find the app to be entertaining for a variety of reasons. After all, teenagers love forbidden fruit.
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You can probably see where this is going considering that it’s big at a high school. People like to use it to comment about classes, professors, and each other in general. April 24, with “yik yak,” an application that has conquered the screens and buzz in the staples community.
I just scrolled through the newsfeed.
Students typed the words into their smartphones, and the messages appeared on their classmates’ screens via yik yak, a smartphone application that lets people anonymously post brief remarks on. Launched in fall 2013, the app is primarily known for its use on both high school and college campuses across the u.s. I just scrolled through the newsfeed. What she found out is an example of digital citizenship on the part of an app developer (see this for an example from the funding part of the mobile.
It's currently extremely popular in serbia. Yik yak, if you don’t know, is an anonymous sort of twitter, where people can up, down, comment and post all with their identities a complete secret.
People then do one of two things: After all, teenagers love forbidden fruit.
