“As stated earlier in this article, the MySpace privacy policy and company filings including all users’ information lists, databases, text, files and documents are explicitly documented as an asset of MySpace. The agreement also states MySpace can sell the site and all user information to a third party that might not necessarily follow the same privacy policy as MySpace. To put it simply, MySpace owns everything a user provides them with. This is not entirely an uncommon thing for many free services such as AOL’s Instant Messenger have similar privacy policies. The policy also grants MySpace the internal ability to use member-provided information as they see fit. MySpace’s privacy policy even allows them to change their privacy policy at any time.”
Like they say, there’s no such thing as a free lunch.
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1 Antifmradio // Jan 1, 2008 at 10:43 pm
I think Myspace is a waste of time, and a complete joke. The only properly coded section of the site is the BLOGS and evne that seems half done.
I have take the coding of another site design and made what iwould call a BETTER myspace
but i will NOT be using it for the same purposes. Not in the least.
Its funny when a website is found to have more then 125 thousand sex offenders registered both in the tri state area of NY and registered on their pages, lurking around little children……
which brings up another subject
“the little children”
They are able to join the site and play themselves off as adults ( as best they can)
Now what grabs me is in May the offenders were found
in june a girl went missing
in july another girl went missing and was later found killed.
but it was in April that MySpace laid claim to its highly secure practises about not letting youngsters join under ( x ) age
and keeping a close eye on sexual pretators..
MySpace…. i dont think so… and i dont want it to be
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