You are currently browsing comments. If you would like to return to the full story, you can read the full entry here: “Which one is safer: myspace or facebook? Why?”.
Which one is safer: myspace or facebook? Why?
7 Responses to Which one is safer: myspace or facebook? Why?
Every site is safe as long as stupid teenage girls stop meeting up with the creepy 40 year old men. And you don’t put your phone number or something on the site.
common sense
Report this comment
i think it would be myspace i dont know why but you should try it if you dont like it try facebook
common sense
Report this comment
i would agree with the first first person..they can all be safe as long as you dont give out personal information.
common sense
Report this comment
forme myspace.com because they are working on it all the time and ther is people working undercover to see whats going on wrong.
common sense
Report this comment
I agree with korngoddess. Just don’t give out information people shouldnt know, and you’ll be fine. How you present yourself determines who will respond and approach you. If you present yourself to be a whor.e, then creepy old men will try to kidnap and rape you, and a whole bunch of normal people will try to hook up too, but that doesn’t make anyone feel good about themselves. As for Dr. Phil bashing myspace… he can suck a dic.k. I’ve made some good friends because of that website. OH! Yeah, on myspace, if a person is under 18, they have to add you as a friend before you can really look at their profile.
common sense
Report this comment
On Facebook you can only see people from your school. But if you are under 15, your myspace will be set to private, and only your friends can see your profile. Facebook can also be set to private. So it doesn’t really matter which one you choose; they are both safe if you do not give out any personal information. Hope that helps!
And to “Jeff P”, the age is 15, not 18.
common sense
Report this comment
Facebook, because in facebook you can only go on the site if you went to that college (they ask for a presonal id), although im sure there are sexual predators on facebook, myspace u get a message from a random person every other second.
common sense
Report this comment