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Trade magazine Emerce: “A revolutionary app”

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22 June 2023

Emerce interviewed Marjolein about the world where digital connections are the norm and how ChatLicense as revolutionary app can make the difference.

“Parents don’t like to let their young kids just go play around with a smartphone. ChatLicense is an app for both kids and parents to guide them in this new online life. From mental health and cyber buyllying to digital habits and cyber security issues as scamming and phishing.”

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Meet ChatLicense: A Revolutionary Family App | Fundsup

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