MySpace seems to be on the road to please (even if it’s losing its race against competitors) its users as it handed out the names of 90,000 sex offenders that it has found using its network. MySpace has been busy minimizing the usage of its social network by such folks as well as making it more protected place for each of its members. The action has been taken in support of the KIDS Act that required offenders to use their real emails and messaging accounts with NSO Registry. MySpace upon identifying these users has blocked them from using the social network.
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