> A bunch of teens got together and decided No, they did not. There is no teenage illuminati pulling the strings. The green bubble phenomena appeared throughou

> A bunch of teens got together and decided No, they did not. There is no teenage illuminati pulling the strings. The green bubble phenomena appeared throughout teen social life as iPhones became widely adopted. > I’m sure there’s some schools where you can’t be included unless you are wearing Abercrombie clothing, or have a MK purse. These are imagined phenomena which don't have bearing on the real phenomenon in question. > Is it time to step in there too? No. If there comes a time where Abercrombie and control widely used social infrastructure, in a way that prohibits non-Abercrombie wearers from participating through technological means, resulting a widely-acknowledged negative social phenomenon, then that'll be time to step in there. But the Abercrombie thing is imagined, and the iPhone thing is real and has been happening for a decade.