And if the masking (both in terms of its domain name and its Whois) is the only noticeable thing about a site, the internet is bound to give it .

Multiple anonymous people on the Scamner page dedicated to Fling have indicated that this is, in fact, a scam.

Three months have gone since Facebook Messenger Bots announcement. There’s plenty of room ahead.2016 is conversational commerce year but not so many good bots are on the wild. Lets make a quick tour and find out in the jungle of weather, sports, people, dating, dates, cats, porn and pizza. It uses technology and is more a virtual weather assistant like ‘M’ than a transactional bot.

In short, the bot doesn’t just talk to you, it becomes you.There’s no way to get in touch with Fling Society, either through the website or through the is pretty common, especially to protect someone’s name or to keep a domain owner’s email address from being spammed.But in the case of a website that doesn’t have any visible contact information, Whois is the next best thing.One of my sons has his account set up to be private.You can search his profile if you know his username, but you can’t see anything about him.In the wake of polarised discussion, abusive trolls, fake news and the tiny, potentially world-ending digits of America’s commander-in-chief, some might wish for a retreat to a simpler form of online communication.Luckily, there exists a social-media client that promises you will never have to speak to another living person ever again.When it comes to esports furniture, IKEA doesnt really come to mind -- and they're hoping to change that soon.IKEA just announced a partnership with both a medical company that uses wearable tech UNYQ and Area Academy, an esports company...So if you have unwittingly given your credit card information to this porn-bot scam ring already, you may want to cancel that card preemptively.Keeping kids safe online is a parental (and sometimes ) imperative.We encourage anyone who receives an unsolicited or spam message to , which is something that means a great deal to me as a parent, it’s creepy.Once you throw in underage kids and teens potentially being targeted for this kind of messaging, it veers off into dangerous terrain.If our young ones are going to be playing games on the same consoles as grownups, there are a number of tools we can use, including the ones baked into the consoles.But if parents aren’t making use of sub-accounts on Xbox Live and Play Station Network, children could be at risk of receiving these kinds of messages.