Holy Crap! Want to see who is hitting up your myspace page?

[Fusion]

I'm sure you have all heard of spyspace and other similiar sites that allow you to track who visits your myspace page. But now come profilesnoop. I know the guy who made it and it's fricking awesome.

http://www.profilesnoop.com/ref.php?id=849

Pass it out to your friends!


This is not spam [img]smile.gif[/img] Coming from a veteran of like 5 years here.

[4thgenowner]

hehe

[Fusion]

It's pretty cool I must admit.

[nikon]

that is pretty neat.

[Oi Bird V8]

lol i just checked it out hah u should see how many of these little kids check out my profile lol theres oens on there on liek a daily basis haha .. coems in handy i guess nice... :D

[95FirebirdConvertible]

Ok, I am dumb. I can't figure out hot to work it. I put the code in my Who I'd Like To Meet section. Now how do I find out who has been looking at my profile?

[Earnhardt132000]

Go to the website ( www.profilesnoop.com ) and click on Today Detailed on the left hand side (make sure you are logged in).

[95FirebirdConvertible]

Cool thanks. Do I need to keep that code in the Who I'd Like to meet section?

[Earnhardt132000]

No, you can essentially put it anywhere. As long as the page loads whatever part you put it in.

[gugdathug3]

I deleted my myspace site because i was addicted to it, so i can't test it out like you guys. It sounds cool tho, but how does this work? Does it give you the persons email address or their myspace link or something?

[camaro_speedemon]

Beh, I hate myspace.

[Fusion]

Wow this is crazy!

[Fusion]

MAJOR UPDATE FOR USERS - *Please Read*

Late today, Friday February 24th 2006, Myspace started stripping out the domain that is in the code that you paste into your Myspace profile in order to track who visits your profile. On the Myspace forums moderators were told to gather the domains of the trackers to ban them and have the domain stripped from their profiles. It appears that ProfileSnoop is in some sort of privacy violation but there really isn't a clear explanation on what specifically our service touches on as far as to violate it. I would think that with all the negative publicity that Myspace has had in the news recently concerning internet stalkers, especially with parents that have kids with Myspace accounts, that this service would allow monitoring not only of individual users accounts but of the accounts belonging to children by their parents. Some example of those new stories are below and this is only one news station.

http://www.nbc4.com/news/6881111/detail.html

http://www.nbc4.com/video/6871301/index.html (video)

http://www.nbc4.com/video/6889127/index.html (video part 2)

http://www.nbc4.com/news/6847072/detail.html

http://www.nbc4.com/family/5302966/detail.html



On the Myspace forums it was stated by a moderator that:

"Myspace.com reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to reject, refuse to post or remove any posting (including email) by you, or to restrict, suspend, or terminate your access to all or any part of the Website and/or Services at any time, for any or no reason, with or without prior notice, and without liability."

Be that as it may you yourself are solely responsible if you put the code on your Myspace and it gets deleted. In addition it was stated by a moderator quoting the terms of service:

"Using this also violates the privacy regulations in the TOS because you are collecting information from people without their knowledge, and if you are allowed to do so, Myspace has NO CONTROL over what you can do with that information and if someone is a hacker, it can be used for destructive purposes.
Prohibited Content includes Content that:
ix. solicits passwords or personal identifying information for commercial or unlawful purposes from other users;
You represent and warrant that:
(ii) your Content does not violate the privacy rights, publicity rights, copyright rights, intellectual property rights, or any other rights of any person"


The only information that would cause this much uproar is the ip/isp information listed on the today detailed page. Therefore to try and comply with Myspace's terms of service I have removed this feature and this will no longer be available to the members of ProfileSnoop. My interest here is to try and provide a service that is in full compliance with the rules and regulations that Myspace has set forth on their website. My intentions is to keep this service up for a long as possible and comply fully with Myspace to the best of my ability to keep this place from being shut down in any way shape or form.

This service was made so people who get a handful of visitors a day to see who was looking at their profile or perhaps a concerned parent can monitor their children's online activity to an extent. Any Myspace account that gets more then around 100 or so visits a day will be removed from our servers. Those that have Myspace accounts that get that many visits has no purpose using our service as it is completely useless to them.

If any of the Myspace employees or IT individuals in the Myspace company would like to contact me so that I may reassure them about the intent of this website please do so using the contact links on this website.

[camaroman1181]

huh.. well how bout that.. i recently started using one of those trackers from a different site and i couldnt figure out why it stopped working yesterday... guess that woudl do it huh...

[camaro_speedemon]

Originally posted by Fusion:

The only information that would cause this much uproar is the ip/isp information listed on the today detailed page.

That's stupid, you can put in a counter code and get the same information...