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Question Posted Monday December 10 2007, 9:31 pm

is there ANY way you can read someones messages on myspace?
or is it the only way you can, is if you know there password/e-mail



i've always wondered, and no i'm not planning on doing that.
i just thought someone could right click and might be able to read your messages


can they?

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thelaura answered Tuesday December 11 2007, 9:41 am:
No. The only way someone can gain access to anothers inbox messages is to sign in as them. They're private.

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russianspy1234 answered Tuesday December 11 2007, 2:11 am:
nope

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