California - Facebook originally a tool for making friends in cyberspace is now the opposite condition. According to a survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, users of social networking services are increasingly hostile.

One of the factors that make members of Facebook so be picky friends because increasing numbers of social networking users. They also remove profiles that are considered too personal and decide ties of friendship with some people.

From research conducted over the telephone to 2277 adult Americans who use Facebook, 63 percent of them have removed some names from the list of friends.

As many as 44 percent people clear of the comments made by his friend on their profile. While 37percent of that amount to remove their names from the pictures that they were tagged.

Of the same amount, as much as 67 percent of women said they had set privacy controls on social media at high levels. While the men who perform similar actions as much as 48 percent.

Although there are governing the privacy of his Facebook account so tight, there are still20 percent of social networking users who choose the settings so that anyone can view the profile.

In conclusion, a survey by the Pew Internet and American Life Project showed about two-thirds of Internet users use social networks. They are increasingly aware of the security of personal data in it, so have to choose who can view your Facebook, Google+, and his Twitter.

You are who like hijack the others Facebook account should be immediately stopped. Recently the London court convicted a British student eight months in prison because of hijack facebook account.

Glenn Mangham (26) students, as reported by AFP on Saturday (18/2) admit everything he does. He said the act was done in his bedroom in Yorkshire, between April and May last year.

Despite pleading guilty, Mangham denied when his action is based on financial motives. He said what he did was to expose weaknesses in security systems Facebook. “[The act] is to identify vulnerabilities in the system, so I can prepare a report which I can then send to Facebook,” he told Southwark Crown Court in London.

In his plan, Mangham want to tell the Facebook number of things wrong in their system. He also claimed to have done the same thing against the U.S. internet giant, Yahoo!.

The judge himself is actually receiving a statement delivered Mangham. However, what Mangham could have been “really is a disaster” for Facebook. “It’s not just a little dangerous experiment,” said Judge Alistair McCreath.

In consideration Alistair worried Glenn actions could seriously impact on the international business system up. “You and others who are tempted to act just really need to understand how serious this problem” he said.

Mangham was arrested at his home on June 2 by U.S. agents from the FBI. Facebook has spent £ 126,400 to the affairs of this kind of crime. Verdict on Facebook spokes person expressed his gratitude City of London Police and Crown Prosecution Service for their work on this case “We assume seriously any attempt to gain unauthorized access to our network” said the spokesman.