The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning about the anonymous messaging app NGL, which is popular among teenagers. The app allows users to send anonymous messages, polls, and compliments to others, raising concerns about potential cyberbullying, harassment, and the spread of explicit content. The FTC advises parents to discuss the risks of anonymous messaging apps with their children and to monitor their online activities. NGL’s developers claim the app promotes positive interactions, but the FTC argues that anonymity can enable harmful behavior. The warning highlights the challenges of regulating online spaces frequented by minors and the need for responsible use of technology by both teens and adults.