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Updated: 5:53 PM May 9, 2008
Facebook Protection
Online predators are lying about their age in hopes of meeting kids. Attorneys General across the country have made an agreement with social networking site Facebook to try and make the site safer. The plan is to catch people who lie about their age. Posted: 3:21 PM May 8, 2008Reporter: Whitney Ray  Facebook and Attorney General |
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