The eSafety Guide

Zoom is a remote conferencing service that allows you to communicate with other people through video and audio calling, chat, online learning and webinars. 

TikTok is a social media app for creating and sharing short videos.

Snapchat is a messaging app that lets you send images, video or texts to friends. These images, video and text are only available for a short time before they disappear.

Instagram is a social media service designed for people to share photos and video.

Facebook is a social media service, which lets you create a page about yourself, an organisation or group.

Adobe Connect is audio and video web conferencing platform by Adobe.

airG is a social chat and dating service where you can meet new people in your area, share updates and play games.

Alibi Security offer a range of video surveillance technologies. Brands include Alibi Witness, Alibi Vigilant, Alibi Cloud VS and HDVision.

BeReal is a photo sharing app that prompts you to share an unfiltered photo of yourself and your immediate surroundings once a day.

Blackboard Collaborate is a web video conferencing and webinar platform used for online teaching and learning.

Blogger is an online publishing platform.

Bumble is a social media service used for friendship, dating and online networking that encourages women to make the first move.

Chatruletka is an anonymous online video chat platform.

Emerald Chat is a free online chat service that pairs two random users together in a text and/or video chat.

Facebook Messenger is a messaging app that lets you instant message, share photos, videos, audio messages and create group chats with your Facebook friends or phone contacts.

Facetune is a suite of photo and video editing apps that allow you to easily perform advanced image retouching on your mobile device.

Feednoly is an anonymous mobile messaging app that allows you to send messages to people without revealing your identity.

FetLife is a social network for the fetish (‘kink’) community, accessible via a mobile optimised website.

Flickr is an online content hosting platform and social network, owned by SmugMug Inc

Foursquare City Guide is a free, location-based social media app that helps you find restaurants and bars in your area

Foursquare Swarm is a free, location-based social media app that helps you keep a record of the restaurants and bars you have visited.

GoToWebinar is a webinar and online video conferencing service created by LogMeIn.

Grindr is a dating and meeting online app predominantly used by gay and bisexual men, and the trans community. It uses your device’s GPS to locate other users nearby.

HER is an online dating service primarily used by female, non-binary and transgender people in the LGBTIQ+ community, who identify as lesbian, bi+ or queer.

Hinge is a dating app designed for people interested in longer term relationships.

Hoop is a social networking app used for making new friends and is a free add-on to Snapchat.

Hornet is a social media network aimed at the LGBTIQ+ community.

ICQ-Chat was one of the first online instant messaging platforms in the world.

Imgur is an online content hosting site where you can view and share content such as images, GIFs, memes, videos and reviews.

Jack’d is a dating and meeting online app used by gay, bi, trans and queer people, which has a diverse community of users.

Kik is a social messaging app that allows you to send and receive content to people and groups you know, as well as people and groups you don’t know.

LEGO Life is a social media app designed for children to share photos and stories of their LEGO creations.

Likee is a video-sharing and social media app that lets you create and edit video content and collaborate on other people’s video content using a range of effects and music.

LinkedIn is a social network and job site aimed at professional communities.

LiveMe is a live streaming platform which lets you broadcast live video from your mobile device and view and comment on the broadcasts of other members.

Lunime develops a range of apps inspired by Japanese ‘Gacha’ toy-vending machines.