Facebook pulls the fast-spreading “clickjacking” page floating around…
September 21, 2010 Comments Off
TweetFacebook on Monday put the brakes on “clickjackers” that were duping people with a fake status update about someone getting revenge on an ex-girlfriend. “We’ve disabled the page,” Facebook said in an email response to an AFP inquiry.
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TweetDavis told federal investigators that he would call the hotline and then make a three-way call to another number “with pre-recorded messages containing obscene language and obscene descriptions of sexual activity,” court documents show.
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TweetSprint 4G Lights up Nashville OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (BUSINESS WIRE), September 15, 2010 – Starting today, Sprint (NYSE:S) 4G – the next generation in wireless service – is available to customers in Nashville. Sprint 4G enables fast mobile downloads, video chat and a range of innovative and useful wireless applications. So, a tourist in the [...]
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