MySpace Zephyr
Myspace is so popular that even online predators use it as fishing ground to search of their prey. A software, code-named “Zephyr,” represents MySpace’s latest attempt to pacify critics who claim that the site is unsafe for teens. Dozens of teens have been molested and some even murdered by people who first contacted them through MySpace, Via Aol. Zephyr is not a keystroke logging tool, it’s just a tool to find out what name, age and location their children are using to represent themselves on MySpace. Zephyr would continue to send updates about changes in the child’s name, age and location, even when the child logs on from other computers.
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