Cool I guess
6th grade kms student here to say
It’s like
Decent.
It’s like
Decent.
Pain
My booty hole started hurting while pooping
It’s ok
It’s an ok idea but nah
Good idea hated
I say this is a good idea but bad execution
Best app
Terrible Game
Hi
What’s up
Awesome FPS
It is better than all FPS games cause it is a bo4 copy but you can throw nukes at zombies and yourself. It is so glitchy so it is fun. Sometimes people will fly into the sky and it is free kills. It is better than all games that exist. When you throw nukes sometimes it turns into a giant nuke than a massive nuke than a enourms nuke. LOL XD Easter egg in this game is that if you shoot the ground for 50 hrs your mom is gay lol XD will appear. Jk this is isnitch. LOLOLOLOLOL.
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Reeeee
So ambiguous
This really won’t work at all, what were y’all thinking??
People are sending in false reports and threatening to put reports on iHelp about others.
People can still make a report in person and ask to keep themselves anonymous if there’s actually a serious threat.
Also, have you guys ever thought about taking graphic design? It looks like you took the entire concept of good design and threw it out the window.
Thaaaaaanks, iSnitch.
People can still make a report in person and ask to keep themselves anonymous if there’s actually a serious threat.
Also, have you guys ever thought about taking graphic design? It looks like you took the entire concept of good design and threw it out the window.
Thaaaaaanks, iSnitch.
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Uh yeah no
It’s actual trash nobody takes this seriously
bad
really gay and dumb because I got harassd by a nerd who told me I can’t spell and they said “I will tell ihwlp on u” and he did and now I’m dead writing this in my grave
Not anonymous
The principals at kingwood Park personally told me they could look up who sent the “anonymous” tips
Useless
Completely useless tool just to give students a way to snitch on other students anonymously is completely irresponsible
Terrible idea.
You’re letting students who have very flexible access to VPNs access to this app that gives the bullies the upper hand and the bullied a harder time. The fact that it’s Anonymous is what kills it. I don’t expect elementary through 7th grade students to understand how to be completely anonymous. When you put this in the hands of (gifted 13) 14-18 year olds, it’s a recipe for disaster as you make a false school shooting threat or suicide threat and become a laughing stock at Woodcreek, Humble Middle, TMS, SCHS, etc.. All in all, this was a horrible idea.
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It’s meh
But great for making memes
So done with life 4 ever KMS
This app is autisum at its finest
Thot 🅱️unter
Hi
Good idea, more developing
I believe this can help more kids. with more developing and a way to not create a problem with lying this app could be an amazing problem solver!
I’ll let you in on an inside joke
To be honest, I hate to say this because I know that I’ll be pretty much ruining this for everyone else, but I’ll let you in on a little secret.
This app is a huge inside joke to everyone that goes to school in the Humble school district. No, really, I’m not kidding.
The reason I’m sending in this review is because, to be honest, I don’t want to see people’s actual lives messed with over a thoughtless joke. Yes, I do think it’s funny to send in a fake report of your friend claiming that he boasted that he was going to “shoot up the school” only to laugh as he’s being interrogated by angry cops, but in all honesty I’m not going to let myself stand by and allow that sort of thing to really happen to somebody. Even if it is sort of funny, which I think it is, there’s also a lot of harm that can be done with this sort of tool when it’s in the wrong hands. Seriously, whoever thought “we need to create an app where we allow high school students to send in completely anonymous reports on other high school students to have them immediately detained and searched” needs to have his or her position re-evaluated. I’m not kidding. And not only that, I’m honestly more amazed that an entire team of seasoned educators-keep in mind, all college educated adults-willingly went into a room together, sat down, evaluated the pros and cons of the app, thought it over for a while, and finally came together after a healthy amount of consideration and serious thought and concluded, “yeah, sounds like a great idea”. Did no-one think that this might cause any sort of issue whatsoever?
Now I’m not saying that we should eliminate every resource we have that allows students to feel safe and freely communicate about other students with faculty members, I actually think that what the app is trying to accomplish is a noble goal and should be applauded, but you can’t accomplish it by placing the power of an armed police force directly into the hands of 16 year olds who know how to stay anonymous on the internet. If you have a problem with a student or you have something to say to one of the faculty members then you should go to your counselor and talk to them, or better yet just drop a note by their door. Still perfectly anonymous, still just as effective, but you eliminate the prospect of students reporting other students for bogus reasons just because they can. The internet is completely built around anonymity and you can’t just find people as easily as you assume. You think students don’t use VPNs? You think students don’t know how to hide their IP through torbrowser/Tails? Good luck finding someone’s IP if they file a report through tor and they’re using tails or some other VPN that doesn’t track logs. Even if you do manage to get ahold of their isp their isp won’t have anything to give you because they won’t have any logs on record whatsoever from their IP. Literally all you need to do is download tor and then add tails as your tor vpn and you basically disappear, it probably takes 5 minutes and it’s very easy(I think I’ve probably spelled this out enough).
I really hope that the Humble ISD genuinely reconsiders the scope and impact that this app has on the student body and I hope they take a hard look at its potential implications. I don’t think that the app is at all ill-intentioned or inherently dysfunctional, I just think that when you take an instrument that needs to be taken seriously and give it to people who don’t take anything seriously, it’s probably not going to be taken seriously. In my opinion, I think you’d be better off discarding the whole thing.
Sincerely,
A student of humble isd
This app is a huge inside joke to everyone that goes to school in the Humble school district. No, really, I’m not kidding.
The reason I’m sending in this review is because, to be honest, I don’t want to see people’s actual lives messed with over a thoughtless joke. Yes, I do think it’s funny to send in a fake report of your friend claiming that he boasted that he was going to “shoot up the school” only to laugh as he’s being interrogated by angry cops, but in all honesty I’m not going to let myself stand by and allow that sort of thing to really happen to somebody. Even if it is sort of funny, which I think it is, there’s also a lot of harm that can be done with this sort of tool when it’s in the wrong hands. Seriously, whoever thought “we need to create an app where we allow high school students to send in completely anonymous reports on other high school students to have them immediately detained and searched” needs to have his or her position re-evaluated. I’m not kidding. And not only that, I’m honestly more amazed that an entire team of seasoned educators-keep in mind, all college educated adults-willingly went into a room together, sat down, evaluated the pros and cons of the app, thought it over for a while, and finally came together after a healthy amount of consideration and serious thought and concluded, “yeah, sounds like a great idea”. Did no-one think that this might cause any sort of issue whatsoever?
Now I’m not saying that we should eliminate every resource we have that allows students to feel safe and freely communicate about other students with faculty members, I actually think that what the app is trying to accomplish is a noble goal and should be applauded, but you can’t accomplish it by placing the power of an armed police force directly into the hands of 16 year olds who know how to stay anonymous on the internet. If you have a problem with a student or you have something to say to one of the faculty members then you should go to your counselor and talk to them, or better yet just drop a note by their door. Still perfectly anonymous, still just as effective, but you eliminate the prospect of students reporting other students for bogus reasons just because they can. The internet is completely built around anonymity and you can’t just find people as easily as you assume. You think students don’t use VPNs? You think students don’t know how to hide their IP through torbrowser/Tails? Good luck finding someone’s IP if they file a report through tor and they’re using tails or some other VPN that doesn’t track logs. Even if you do manage to get ahold of their isp their isp won’t have anything to give you because they won’t have any logs on record whatsoever from their IP. Literally all you need to do is download tor and then add tails as your tor vpn and you basically disappear, it probably takes 5 minutes and it’s very easy(I think I’ve probably spelled this out enough).
I really hope that the Humble ISD genuinely reconsiders the scope and impact that this app has on the student body and I hope they take a hard look at its potential implications. I don’t think that the app is at all ill-intentioned or inherently dysfunctional, I just think that when you take an instrument that needs to be taken seriously and give it to people who don’t take anything seriously, it’s probably not going to be taken seriously. In my opinion, I think you’d be better off discarding the whole thing.
Sincerely,
A student of humble isd
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Woah.
What were they thinking? Did they really trust the students to handle the app properly? Also the format looks like freakin iphone 2. Random kiddos getting in trouble for no reason as well. You cannot trust anyone anymore.
