According to The Associated Press, Britney Spears is alive and well despite her Twitpic account signifying otherwise.
The Internet messaging system shut down part of its service after the hacking was discovered Sunday because of what the Charleston, S.C.-based company described as a "vulnerability" in the mobile posting system.
Twitpic Inc. said to disregard a message from Spears' account that incorrectly said the singer had died, and they were "implementing a fix immediately."
Twitpic is a program that allows users of Twitter to share photographs. It is not owned by Twitter Inc.
Twitpic Inc. said to disregard a message from Spears' account that incorrectly said the singer had died, and they were "implementing a fix immediately."
Twitpic is a program that allows users of Twitter to share photographs. It is not owned by Twitter Inc.
Whoever did this should be arrested and sentenced to a minimum of 50 years in jail. Getting our hopes up like that only to find out it was a fraud, that's just not right.
