I havnt been reading all this.. but myspace really isnt that dangerous.. its controlled by microsoft and its pretty safe.. how old is your daughter?

That's not entirely accurate.

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That having been said, nothing protects children better than their parents. And being informed is the most important part.

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For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul.

Complete surrender should not just come at moments in which one faces overwhelming odds, but in the calm when it seems one is personally in complete control of one's life.

First, catch your rockspider.

You can maybe do things about convicted predators who are silly enough to register under their real name, but phoney registration details and undiscovered/unconvicted bastards are almost bulletproof.

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Truth be told.. If your daughter is on the internet.. Then she is a target.. The only way to completely protect her against internet predators.. is to ban her from the internet.

I am sorry but i don't think just becuase she is on the internet she is target. IF you have brought her up with common sense and values it will be fine. I would tell her not to meet anyone unless she knows them from school and always let you be there to meet them with her. I have met many people from online and yes i learned my lesson after going alone once. I was an idiot. I was safe and went home scared. I have never since that time met anyone alone always with a friend that could be my backup.

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