Tech | August 05, 2009 | 1 comment

Marines Ban Facebook and Myspace, Pentagon considers full ban

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The U.S. Marines Corps, citing security concerns, has banned Facebook, MySpace and Twitter on its network, and the Pentagon said it is reviewing social-networking sites as it considers setting broader policies on their use.
The Marine ban formalizes an existing block on social-networking sites on its government computers, and it does not affect members’ personal use of the sites.
Representatives from MySpace and Twitter didn’t respond to requests for comment.
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1 comment // Marines Ban Facebook and Myspace, Pentagon considers full ban

  • oly90808
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      oly90808  
    • I wonder how this effects the marines. It may be their only source of comfort in a world of hurt.

      They have to have hooks ups when they return, social sites add in this.

      I do see the security concerns, maybe monitor them or have a military.myspace.com domain added to myspace. This way they can communicate to women, but also, be monitored.

      Hard to say if this is a Good, or Evil.
      Time will tell...

    • 2 years ago
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