Audits abound this time of year, but that doesn’t mean they all have to be fun-sucking, day-ruining things and Trident is here to prove just that with their brand new Fun Audit. What is a Fun Audit, you may ask? Well, it’s the end report you’ll get after the Fun Auditor, Stephen, rigorously analyzes your Facebook friends, photos, likes and more all because Trident takes fun seriously. While we may not all work at the Bureau of Fun where there are edible phones, spontaneous jet pack excursions, mid-day bowling, the “deadlines schmeadlines” motto or a uniform that includes floral printed board shorts, we think the results of your Fun Audit…Read more

Facebook is the next target for the group of hackers known as Anonymous, who have vowed to “destroy” Facebook on November 5. These hacktivists, known for initiating active civil disobedience spread throughout the internet, say they are focusing on Facebook due to its misleading and delusional privacy policy. In the video that Anonymous posted putting forth this warning via a computerized and slightly disturbing voice, they say that Facebook “has has been selling information to government agencies and giving clandestine access to information security firms so that they can spy on people from all around the world.” The warning also says, “even if you delete your account, all your personal…Read more

For those of us with cats, it may not come as great of a shock considering a cat’s propensity to sit on laptops or put their paws on a keyboard resulting in many unintended messages like “sssssssssssdfjl,” but according to a study published today by PetPlan insurance, one in ten pets in the UK have their own Facebook, Twitter or YouTube account. That’s right, 10 percent! Animals have infiltrated the social networks in a trend deemed “petworking.” Boo, an absolutely adorable dog on Facebook, has his own page and is liked by nearly 1.4 million people. Beast, the dog of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, has more than 146,000 “likes.” The…Read more

The social network of the decade may find itself fading from previous addict’s News Feeds in their re- prioritized lives. Facebook, the vast Internet nexus that has enticed trend-chasing teens since 2004, is steadily kissing users goodbye. Nearly 6 million Americans deleted their Facebook accounts last month, begging the question of whether the U.S., and ultimately the world, may be on its final page of the Book. The 6 million people who declared themselves “too cool to click ‘like’ “,  lowered the number of American Facebookers from 155.2 million to 149.4 million last month. The USA isn’t the only nation to de-friend the former favorite social fiber; Canada also lost…Read more

With attention brought forth of the growing number of teenagers committing suicide in the U.S., Facebook has decided to create a Suicide Alert System to help prevent users who have showed signs of intentions. Facebook has paired with Samaritans to establish a form which others can fill out and submit about their friends online who show signs of possible suicide. The form has of sections which include; full name, details of their concerns, the URL (web address) of the potentially harmful post, and certain networks that person is associated with. From there the social site’s moderators review the material and forward the warning on to the police. Facebook’s policy has…Read more

It’s been rumored throughout the media that Warner Brothers is in the works to remake The Bodyguard, which was originally released in November 1992. It stars Whitney Houston as Rachel Marron, a pop singer who is becoming popular in Hollywood. Kevin Costner, who plays Frank Farmer, is a former secret service agent to President Reagan, who is asked to become a body guard to Rachel, who has been receiving threatening letters from a potential stalker. While in each other’s presence, they start to develop feelings for one another and eventually fall in love…typical romance story right?! So why remake it?! What’s going to be different about this version and why…Read more