Yes. Just be careful of what you say. Chat conversations can be copied and passed around to your friends. Don't say anything you wouldn't say in front of people. Don't say anything you wouldn't want your mom to read. Parents can access your chats on AOL and might do it on other systems. Parents can't access the logs of most instant messaging systems these days. Even AOL can be configured to not log chat conversations in a matter of minutes. As for conversations being passed around, i will say that is a good bit of advice to follow.
Online chatting can be a good way to communicate with your crush, especially if you struggle with face-to-face conversations. It allows for more time to formulate responses and can help create a comfortable space for both of you to express yourselves. However, it is important to find a balance and not solely rely on online communication without building a connection in person.
If you are safe
you can't really help the fact if their is no chatting because if it has a online multiplayer, it has online chatting. I'm sorry, but you'll have to let your kid go and actually have trust in him/her.
I would say it depends on who you are chatting with.
Online is always a good option.
Yes it is.
Skype is a good software for video chatting. You can video chat on Skype for free on your mobile device, laptop or computer.
If chatting means asking questions then surveying is a good idea. You can do this by joining a market research department.
Not if your chatting with 12 year olds!
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of course it is a good medium for chatting or get the chances to keep in touch with our friends
No, there are no issues with Gmail Chat. It is a perfectly good application for chatting. The amount of users chatting with this application are way too many.
I think Imvu is fairly good and maybe weeble.