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Air Force Backtracks on Social Network Ban

blog.wired.com — In late January, the Air Force banned TogetherWeServed.com, a military-themed social networking site, for being a security "nightmare." Now, Air Force officials are admitting "to unfairly singling out" the site, which "does not pose any extra risk than most chat rooms or other online communities," Stars & Stripes' Leo Shane reports.

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  • in2apps, on 05/16/2008, -1/+0People in the Air Force just need to create their own social networking site with open social media platforms likes in2community.com created by in2apps.com.
  • firewound, on 05/16/2008, -0/+1damn haters!
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