Flirting app Skout suspends use by teens after child rape accusations
WAUKESHA -- The popular flirting app "Skout" has suspended its use by teens, following a report of three child-rape accusations stemming from the use of its service.
One of the cases involves a Waukesha man who is charged with having sex with a 13-year-old boy in a Milwaukee park.
The Skout app allows users to share their location to flirt with strangers.
It was originally designed for adults, but a teenage version was developed last year.
21-year-old Daniel Schmidt is accused of posing as a teen to meet a boy from Hales Corners.
Schmidt is due back in court on Friday.
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