Paris Hilton's Purse Twitpic Exposes Lie

September 3, 2010 9:21 AM

Facebook gets a new remote log out security feature, India demands that RIM, Google and Skype add a local server so the country can monitor communications, and finally infamous celebrity Paris Hilton has been caught lying about a purse she owns by her own Twitpic.

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