'DELETE THE MESSAGE IMMEDIATELY...'
, the app is used in over 75 percent of American school districts, and hosts roughly 10 million users every month. In a statement to, Seesaw representatives confirmed that individual accounts — rather than the tech's administrative suite — were breached.
Basically, the hackers were able to obtain some username and password information, then take over a number of user profiles and use them to send the offensive messages..
"Seesaw Messages is back up and running for all users," Seesaw tweeted earlier today, adding a blue emoji heart. As you might expect from users of a parent-teacher app, the announcement's
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