Facebook cited in 20% of Divorces

22/12/09 5:15 PM

The folks at Facebook will have to hope that the old adage about all publicity being good publicity is true today, as news breaks that the social network is cited in as many as 20 percent of divorce petitions. These statistics come courtesy of divorce online, a firm of lawyers who specialise in divorce cases and who say that a staggering number of marriages are now ending as a result of the extra-marital liaisons arranged through the site.

Because of the ease and secrecy with which it is possible to get in touch with people, facebook has unwittingly become a perfect tool for the would-be adulterer, with many married people using it as a conduit through which to conduct affairs.

Of course, Facebook cannot be explicitly blamed for these marital break-ups, though it certainly has made it easier for those intent on straying outside the bonds of marriage. Until your wife figures out your password that is.

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