RALEIGH, N.C. — About 90,000 sex offenders have been identified and removed from the social networking Web site MySpace, company and law enforcement officials said Tuesday.
The number was nearly double what MySpace officials originally estimated last year, said North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, who along with Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has led efforts to make social networking Web sites safer for young users.
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that is just sick!!
Any social networking site will have pervs liek that on there. I have never thought My Space was a good place for kids at all.
I do however think My Space should make it was someone under a certain can not be contacted by someone of age. It is not foolproof. But helps.
I get tired of baby sitting other people, lazy parents kids.
Good they caught all these weirdo's, myspace would have never had to be involved if parents were more involves with THERE kids.
My kids will never be allowed to have a MySpace page --- until they move out of my house (age 18) and they are not allowed computers in their rooms either. I have two boys and there is no way I want them accessing trash from the privacy of their bedrooms!
Is there some Federal listing of people's computers that allows them to track who's who?
Is the hair on your neck lifting like mine is???
Yes, it is indeed the parents responsibility for keeping their children safe on the internet. But it is also the service providers responsibility as well to make it as safe an environment as they possibly can, though it will never be close to 100%. And the ones they did find is more than likely a handful in comparison to how many are actually out there.