MySpace Is Hoping To No Longer Be A Place For Predators
When Social Networking gets a little too friendly
 

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MySpace agreed to work with attorney generals of 49 states to improve measures to protect children from sexual predators. The site will create a task force to find effective ways to verify ages of its users. Hopefully these measures will include ways to stop over-zealous moms from encouraging teen suicide.

In the meantime, a couple in Queens was arrested for raping teenage girls they met through the site.

Facebook may invade your privacy, but at least it doesn’t invade your nether regions.

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No. 1 · Scott Taylor

It is easy to say that we need to "make new laws" to protect these "kids"…another simple excuse not to fulfill our obligations as "PARENTS" Get off of your asses and get involved with your childrens' lives!!…only you can protect them from themselves!

Posted: Jan 15, 2008 at 1:15 pm · @Reply · [Flag?]
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