WQNI - RatedSafe Keeping Kids Safe Behind the Wheel on NBC Morning Show Live

WQNI (OTCPK:WQNI), a marketing and distributor of patented software that enables parents to monitor their children's online AND mobile phone activities, addressed the needs for an anti-texting while driving mobile application. The company spokesperson Teresa Ambroz discussed the RatedSafe application feature that disables the texting, emailing and keyboard functions of a mobile phone while in a vehicle moving faster than 10 miles per hour.

http://tinyurl.com/RatedSafe-NBC

RatedSafe uses GPS to track speed and coordinates; the application automatically turns off certain functionalities of the driver's mobile phone when the phone is in a moving vehicle. Thus, the user will no longer be able to text while driving. When the car is stopped for more than 10 seconds, however, the phone will automatically allow texting to resume.

WQNI's RatedSafeTM smart phone application is an advanced parental-control mobile phone application provisioned and activated with a child's mobile phone account, enabling parents to instantly locate children, protect them from bullying and "sexting," block offensive or predatory communications, and alert parents to potentially dangerous conditions involving children performing mobile phone texting while driving.

The RatedSafe anti-texting while driving application feature is now available as a free-to-download app on the company's website.

http://www.ratedsafe.net

About WQNI

WQN, Inc. (OTCPK:WQNI) markets and distributes mobile applications that enable parents to monitor their children's mobile phone activities. WQNI partners with leading mobile communications companies to offer unique online security solutions designed to help parents keep their kids safe, including RatedSafeTM, Cell SafetyTM, and SAFETM (Security Assisted Family Entertainment).

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