myspace.comは安全ですか？

My experience with the site is a mixed blessing: On one hand they may have been quite entertaining but on the other they allowed third party applications to be part of customer's private pages since they were taken over by Murdock's NewsWorld. Early on no choices were given to opt out. "Tom" is trying to fix things, but it may be too little, too late!

I wish they would allow ages under than 14, as it would promote honesty, and possibly prevent some kinds of contact (maybe they could have certain ages unsearchable unless you are also a current student at their school, etc). I have seen on several occasions, kids creating accounts and lying about their ages. In some cases, with a parent's knowledge.

Let's be honest here. I'm not going to insult the administration, moderation, or staff team at myspace. However, this site has a very low staff-to-user ratio. It often contains adult and violent content, the occasional scam, and other such things. This is *NOT* a friendly website. It has major downtime problem, and pedophiles frequent the site.

social networking site with very little content and regulations control resulting in a wide range of malicious and hateful content that are unsafe for children and require strict supervision while it can be entertaining for adults who are willing to deal with some very coarse and often intrusive elements

Should be an Adult only site. Children can see to much garbage. Malicious content if you dont watch your step. Many vulgar and nasty personal images. Can be fun for adults if careful.

Problems galore: phishing, spyware, endless hacking, etc. DO NOT click on any ads/promotions!!! And Tom is a schmuck. I don't have one single good thing to say about it (except for some great people I've met on it) and yet I am still there. Go figure...

I wouldn't recommend the site to younger kids, only because it's so easy for someone to send a message to you and also try to add you. Also, there are lots of ads (pop ups? I've yet to get one unless I click on an ad), but as long as you don't click on them, nothing bad will happen to your computer. It's nearly impossible to insert a virus via HTML unless there's some kind of external link, so ignore the rest of the dumb comments about that. As long as you know internet safety and all that crap, you're good.