MySpace Hit by Application Spam
Posted on May 23, 2008
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Like Facebook before it, MySpace is having to take corrective steps to curb spam from applications built by external developers using its new application development platform.
In a posting to the official MySpace Developers blog on Tuesday, MySpace President Tom Anderson announced changes to the application guidelines intended to prevent developers from building self-promotional features into their applications that result in intrusive and deceitful behavior, such as generating unsolicited messages to other users or tricking application users into approving such actions.
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