A new social media challenge encourages students to not hop on the latest dance trend or pour buckets of ice over their heads, but intentionally destroy school property.. The "Chromebook Challenge," ...

I searched "Chromebook challenge" on the platform. It showed no results and instead directed me to resources about the dangers of such social media challenges. So, yes, the Chromebook challenge is ...

Search “Chromebook” on TikTok and you’ll find dozens of videos showing laptops overheating or spewing smoke. They’re part of the so-called “Chromebook challenge,” a social media trend ...

The 13-year-old is accused by the school district of damaging the laptop as part of the “Chromebook Challenge,” a TikTok trend in which students intentionally jam lead or metal objects into ...

Another dangerous TikTok challenge has prompted urgent warnings from school districts and law enforcement agencies in multiple states, and led to arson charges brought against a 15-year-old ...

Nassau County police issued a warning about the "Chromebook Challenge" following incidents in other regions. Police said intentionally damaging school property can lead to an arrest for criminal ...

While no Chromebook Challenge-related fires have occurred in Tulsa so far, fire officials say they’ve dealt with similar battery fires, and it’s only a matter of time if the trend continues.

An NJ.com article reported that one 15-year-old New Jersey student was charged with third degree arson and criminal mischief for setting his Chromebook on fire as part of the challenge.

A viral TikTok trend called the “Chromebook Challenge” has made its way to Inland Empire schools and prompted safety warnings from some school districts.. The challenge encourages students to ...

The "Chromebook Challenge," which began on TikTok in early May, encourages students to stick small items like paperclips or pencils inside of their school-assigned Google Chromebooks' USB ports, ...