I need to disprove my computer teacher-
Hello, I know it may be hard to believe that I'm not using this for
hacking purposes, but please trust me. My computer teacher insists on
the fact that myspace groups CAN NOT be hacked. However, I objected
and now I am doing a report on how to hack a myspace group and people
who have done it in the past. The reason I know it is possible is
because I've seen groups on myspace that's name's have been changed to
'*pwned' and such. So, I need the instructions on how one would change
a group name and description of a group that they are not the
moderator of. Thank you for helping me do this report to disprove my
stubborn computer teacher.

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Request for Question Clarification by scriptor-ga on 26 Jan 2006 18:02 PST

It's illegal. We will not help you.

Scriptor

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Clarification of Question by jnadel-ga on 26 Jan 2006 18:06 PST

First of all, it is only illegal if one were to do it. It is not,
however illegal to research it on a search engine. And second, who
gives you the right to speak for other people? Feel free to say that
you won't help me, but "we"?

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 26 Jan 2006 18:09 PST

Google Answers Researchers are forbidden by contract from posting
material that assists in illegal activities.

What's more, Google Answers customers agree to this as part of the
site's Terms and Conditions:

"You further agree not to submit questions or comments designed to
elicit responses that relate to illegal activity or that infringe upon
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