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I’ve written before on how one needs to be careful of the evidence one leaves behind online. Lawyers are quickly learning to check online for evidence when a spouse is suspected of being unfaithful.
Statistics confirm this. The Sun recently published the results of one researcher who found, in a database of 5,000 divorce filings, 989 instances of the term “Facebook.” If my math’s correct, that’s 19.78%. Reportedly, other social networking sites were also frequently found in the database.
I guess some people are taking Facebook’s suggestions to reconnect with old friends a little too literally. Do you think social networking is leading to more martial infidelity? Tell me about it in the comments.
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