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Pakistan bans Facebook for Draw Mohammed Day
A court in Pakistan has ordered that Facebook be temporarily blocked because a group on the site was “blasphemous” and “trying to slander the average Muslim”. The group, “Everybody Draw Mohammed Day”, has nearly fifty thousand members. A statement on the page... (Continue reading)
Check your Facebook privacy settings easily
Written on 17 May, 2010 at 18:52 in Internets | viewed 22 views times | View Comments
Facebook privacy settings. Now there is something that is unnecessarily difficult. Seriously, it’s like in the Cold War films, you need two guys doing synchronised key turns and simultaneously bashing buttons while screaming a countdown at the nuclear bomb console.... (Continue reading)
A challenger appears…
Written on 13 May, 2010 at 21:03 in Internets | viewed 19 views times | View Comments
Today Facebook called an emergency meeting over their privacy strategy following a tough week of fuck ups and criticism. In all truth this week is probably more of the same in lines of criticism, its just they couldn’t hear it... (Continue reading)
Twaped: Twitter users forced to follow…
Written on 10 May, 2010 at 22:16 in Internets | viewed 40 views times | View Comments
Earlier today everyone on Twitter had their followers and followees reset to a big fat zero. The reason for this was a gaping hole in Twitter which allowed users to force others to follow them, simply by typing “accept username” into... (Continue reading)
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