Thousands Of MySpace Sex Offender Refugees Found On Facebook
 

MySpace is in the spotlight today because it revealed that 90,000 registered sex offenders have been kicked off its site in the past two years. But where did all of those sex offenders go? Some evidence suggests that a portion of them are now on Facebook.
John Cardillo is a former New York City police officer and the CEO of Sentinal, a security technology firm based in Miami which helps MySpace, Bebo, MyYearbook, WePlay, and other social networks identify sex offenders. He goes so far as to call Facebook a “safe haven” for sex offenders. Needless to say, Facebook is not a client, and MySpace is his biggest one. But he shared some data with me that is hard to overlook.
Sentinal’s technology is the foundation for Sentinal SAFE, the software MySpace uses to identify sex offenders on its site. Sentinal SAFE is a database of more than 700,000 registered sex offenders in the U.S., complete with names, photos, dates of birth, email and IM addresses (when available), and more than a hundred other data points. Cardillo took the 90,000 sex offenders who were removed from MySpace and started looking for them on Facebook. He says:

We found over 8,000 offenders on their site without much effort. My professional opinion is that the real number is 15 to 20 times that.

More information and creepy pedos found here...

Re: Thousands Of MySpace Sex Offender Refugees Found On Facebook
 

MySpace is just ahead of Facebook on this one. Facebook had the annoying game apps first, MySpace got rid of the pedos first. You can't win 'em all.

Re: Thousands Of MySpace Sex Offender Refugees Found On Facebook
 

Social networking sites youd think there is some money in them...