Family group chats: A fun way to stay in touch or a Pandora's box?


The way different generations use messenger services to communicate can create funny – or infuriating – results. — dpa

More and more families are using messenger services to stay in touch through group chats. While this can be a positive way to communicate, there are also some downsides. Below, a few rules to keep in mind.

Mum is typing... mum is typing... mum is typing... And after an eternity: Ping! Mum has sent a thumbs up or a crab emoji to the entire family group chat.

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