MySpace.com clean up?
UNDATED -- A popular website among teens and young adults, MySpace.com, has politicians pushing for ways to keep users safe.
Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro has sent a letter to the MySpace CEO, asking him to help protect members from potential abuse and exploitation.
Petro wants to increase the user age limit, block minors from accessing groups or profiles with adult content and include a "report misconduct" button on every page.
Other politicians have asked MySpace executives to provide parents with software to help them block access to the site.
© 2006
WKYC-TV
Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro has sent a letter to the MySpace CEO, asking him to help protect members from potential abuse and exploitation.
Petro wants to increase the user age limit, block minors from accessing groups or profiles with adult content and include a "report misconduct" button on every page.
Other politicians have asked MySpace executives to provide parents with software to help them block access to the site.
© 2006
WKYC-TV
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