
The FBI is doing everything to track down bad guys. They created a widget last year, and today they announced that they’ve “set up shop in several social media sites”.
Now, they have got profiles on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube profiles. hey even have billboards up in Second Life. But nothing is mentioned about MySpace. Except that you can add FBI widgets to “social media websites such as Facebook, MySpace, and Blogger.”
Given all the attention the Attorneys General have given MySpace over the years you’d think it would be the first place they’d stake out and infiltrate. But as of now, they’ve got no official presence there. At least, none that they’ll admit to.
Jonathan Cox at the FBI - “We have a widget that works on MySpace, but nothing formal yet. Its a long vetting process and I have so many government rules to follow it would make your head spin. This is just the beginning though. I’ll keep you posted as things progress. Thanks
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its good to hear the FBI getting involved like this. Im sure they have it set up on myspace but wont admit it because thats where most problems are from. I think younger kids have more myspace accounts than facebook so they are more focused on that.
great just great, no i gotta get off lol j/k
they should get on craigslist, there has been many deaths
I read an article few days ago that facebook became much unreliable and data thefts have been done frequently..
Also it becomes a breeding place for secure data transmission that are unreliable..FBI takes a nice step to stop these malpractices..
In Myspace though there are moderators to look after the uploaded files they simply able to cross those filters..I think the filter should be more effective and reliable..
I also heard about orkut is also facing similar troubles..Hope FBI look into these also..
i dont trust these websites anyway
but you dont need a website
to commit a crime
Certainly we need one..Malicious intruders hack these sites stealing infos like passwords,bank info etc.
Proper registration procedures must be employed to prevent such things.