Point: 

• It is easy to scam young people on Facebook through ads and malware as well as young people on games thinking the expensive “coins” they buy are free

Result

• Young people are usually unaware of viruses in their computers slowing programs down
• Little children can cost their parents thousands o dollars through their misunderstanding of how Facebook games and money work

Resources to back it up

http://www.ibtimes.com/facebook-faces-class-action-after-kids-spend-parents-money-facebook-games-1844284

• Facebook has faced a charge of children making unauthorised purchases on their parents devices
• Facebook Inc was forced to face a class- action lawsuit in California that is trying to force the company to refund purchases made by children unauthorised to put purchases on their parents credit cards without permission
• The lawsuit began when one family claims that their child spent up to 1059 on a game called ninja saga

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/how-zynga-pampers-the-people-that-spend-thousands-of-dollars-on-its-facebook-games-2012-3?r=US&IR=T

• There are people who spend thousands of dollars on Facebook games like Farm Ville and city ville
• Its not hard for children to do this 

Viruses

- people can easily send viruses through Facebook

http://www.rafayhackingarticles.net/2009/09/how-to-make-facebook-virus.html

- This website shows how easy it is to create a virus

https://www.facebook.com/notes/port-grand-pakistan-/how-do-i-get-rid-of-a-facebook-virus/347039501986645/

- Facebook viruses have been around for a while

- There are links around Facebook and some contain malicious software

- they are often harder to discern and young people can fall prey to Facebook viruses

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2333559/a-trojan-is-circulating-through-facebook-messenger

- It is easy for trojan to circulate through Facebook messenger

- It steals account data and credentials and security firm 

- It spread through face books messenger service 

- It found a victim, pretended to be their friend with the term lol accompanied by a file waiting to be downloaded

- It looked like an image file and once downloaded malwarebytes malware intellegence manager Adam Kujawa said in an email to the inquirer 

- The Jar file executes, downloads malware and infects the system 

- Lol is nothing more than a clever hook to make the user click the file

- It is also a popular term used among the youth of today

- Also used are "Omg is this you?" or "I can't believe someone posted this?" easy click baits