Carlisha Carr, a freshman nursing major at Indiana University, said the application would jibe with campus officials’ message that keeping scandalous photos and incriminating status updates off of social networking websites is important before and after graduation.
“What you put on the internet it always going to be there,” Carr said. “I do not think college students realize the impact of social networks.”
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