90000 Predators Removed from MySpace
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In case you didn't think predators were still lurking on social networking sites, guess again. According to the Associated Press, 90,000 sexual predators have been identified and removed from the popular social networking site, MySpace.
If you recall, attorneys general from around the country united last year in a combined effort to make social networking sites safer by using a variety of methods. One method was to remove sexual predators from the sites.
MySpace currently has over 130 million users. The amount of predators actually removed from the site was about double what the MySpace estimate was.
Reader Comments (2)
The number of predators online is above most people's comprehension, including mine.
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