Category: Deception

Facebook and Divorce
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Facebook and Divorce

The rate at which couples are seeking for divorce has increased tremendously. It altogether seems as though these couples had it mind that they were only going to stay together for a while, then get separated later. But the truth is that these things happen and there are causes attached to every divorce registered. A [...]

Published by on November 4, 2011 3:54 AM
Facebook Security Issues
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Facebook Security Issues

In today’s society of global communication, where “Facebook Me” is a commonly used phrase, less and less people find the need to meet their acquaintances in person. What is more, even fewer people make actual eye contact with that “awesome girl/guy” they met on the internet and claim to have fallen for. To the naïve [...]

Published by on October 18, 2011 4:06 AM
Facebook User Information
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Facebook User Information

We give away the majority of our private information to these sites, information like email address, our home address, age, and information about our hobbies etc. And almost all of this information can easily be accessed by our friends, all unknown people who are viewing our profiles and every person linked to that very network. [...]

Published by on September 30, 2011 3:47 AM
Facebook For Adult
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Facebook For Adult

Goodbye Craiglist, hello Facebook. After withdrawing from the adult business last year, Columbia University sociology professor Sudhir Venkatesh stipulated that a large percentage of prostitutes moved from Craiglist to something more obvious and somewhat sophisticated virtual market: Facebook. Venkatesh estimates that 83 percent of prostitutes have a page in the still fastest growing social networking [...]

Published by on March 23, 2011 10:33 AM
More likely to lie on social network
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More likely to lie on social network

According to experts people are more likely to lie online especially in social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace and more precisely on the dating or “search sole mates” types of websites. The percentage of lie spoken by youth or even adults is higher than any face to face or in private conversation. Jeff Hancock from [...]

Published by on March 7, 2011 6:15 PM