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by Mark Brooks on June 23, 2006
COURIER TIMES -- June 22 -- MySpace users age 18 or over can no longer request to be on a 14-or 15-year-old's list of friends unless they already know either the youth's E-mail address or full name. MySpace already bars children 13 and under from creating accounts and only displays partial profiles of users' 14- or 15 years old, but the Web site has no way of confirming a user's true age. FULL ARTILE @ PHILLY BURBS
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Rating: 8.25 out of 4 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
kimberly
(06/25/06 8:56pm)
well i think its great to have certain restrictions hpwever i do thonk kids will try to be rebellious with this maybe you should creat a site for them
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