Facebook Puts Up New 'Wall' To Detect Spam, Malware (VIDEO)

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[HekmagaJuximaxx]

10:12 PM on 05/14/2011

Did someone say SPAM?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anwy2MPT5RE

[RiffRaffAmI]

10:04 PM on 05/14/2011

It's about time. So many of my friends have had their FB accounts hacked this past week. One post was vile, hateful language....and it was a virus....

[TA Henry]

07:19 PM on 05/14/2011

Deleted my fb account when the whole Google PR disaster hit. Too many crappy things come out from under the Facebook-rock.

[dsouthard]

06:32 PM on 05/14/2011

That's all I see on facebook is spam. Someone is always sending me a cow they found on their farm.

[Princeospace]

07:03 PM on 05/14/2011

You can block any app-game nonsense with two clicks.

[HekmagaJuximaxx]

10:10 PM on 05/14/2011

Kinda hard to block a whole cow. Maybe you can block one of the udders

[brigidoshaunessy]

05:49 PM on 05/14/2011

Too late for me too, someone hacked my facebook account and sent everyone on it spam. Anything done on facebook can be done some other way, there is no need for it.

[KIVPossum]

05:14 PM on 05/14/2011

STOP the AOL autoload videos

[trumbull desi]

12:20 AM on 05/15/2011

Oh. My. Gawd. I HATE THEM. Yes, I'm shouting.

[nissanpickup88]

05:03 PM on 05/14/2011

I deleted my facebook account and I'm never going back.

[alexunlv]

04:49 PM on 05/14/2011

First, it was AOL links to their website. Now we are forced to watch AOL videos.

I am so confused. AOL is a failed company. They purchased Huff Post because it was NOT a failed company and they saw the growth with HuffPost.

Now, AOL is imposing their failed business model on HuffPost. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Shouldn't it be that AOL news be replaced with HuffPost?

These monkeys are going to scare away HuffPost users.

[whyanything]

08:26 PM on 05/14/2011

Like me.. this is getting lame

[trumbull desi]

12:20 AM on 05/15/2011

x 1M!!!!

[rbarry647]

04:20 PM on 05/14/2011

Too late, I already deleted my Facebook account

[investigatorkch]

04:18 PM on 05/14/2011

they need something to stop people from being killed ,,,,,, facebook is a bad place// too much info

[entreMundo]

06:21 PM on 05/14/2011

WTF?

[trumbull desi]

04:17 PM on 05/14/2011

Oh great .... I have to look at AOL videos now.

[whitechicuva]

12:16 AM on 05/15/2011

Please tell me...not so! Already spend half of time, deleting who is friends with each other.

[trumbull desi]

12:21 AM on 05/15/2011

I meant on HP ... you hit a link and go to AOL gar-bage.

[teltech543]

04:00 PM on 05/14/2011

It is too bad they can't keep out the scammers and bots too.

[trumbull desi]

12:21 AM on 05/15/2011

On both FB and HP. AOL is NOT helping this site.

[Gavin Jackson]

03:41 PM on 05/14/2011

Good job AOL/Huffpost. I was skeptical about the partnership. The video has good no-fluff content and good production value similar to Onion News Video.

ps. Love the part when she said "props" at the end.

[V3GAdigi1]

03:58 PM on 05/14/2011

don't worry.. these 15 year old prodigy hackers LOVE challenges and will over come.. it's always a matter of time.

[RiffRaffAmI]

10:06 PM on 05/14/2011

That's right. The hackers are always at least 1 - 2 steps ahead of the Safety Teams!