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Larry Magid: Flaw In Facebook Messenger Is Now Fixed
Facebook says it has fixed a flaw in its messaging app for kids. KCBS Radio’s Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains that the flaw allowed children to contact people not approved by their parents.