The guy who bought the hard drive had the right idea. I'd rather go to a flea market then Best Buy too! And for Christ's sake, never believe what a tech or a customer service rep tells you about your security. Rather typical of a Best Buy customer to hand over a hard drive like this full of personal information.
A "safety czar?" Another empty promise aimed to enable bad parents to keep not doing their job and sleep better at night. How can they possibly attempt to police Myspace? Either they won't and nothing will change or it will become too restrictive and kids will just start going elsewhere; and then the predators will follow.
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The guy who bought the hard drive had the right idea. I'd rather go to a flea market then Best Buy too! And for Christ's sake, never believe what a tech or a customer service rep tells you about your security. Rather typical of a Best Buy customer to hand over a hard drive like this full of personal information.
A "safety czar?" Another empty promise aimed to enable bad parents to keep not doing their job and sleep better at night. How can they possibly attempt to police Myspace? Either they won't and nothing will change or it will become too restrictive and kids will just start going elsewhere; and then the predators will follow.