Story originally published on the Denver Post website on 4/1/2012.

Click here to read the article on protecting social media passwords.

Perlmutter's "contention is spot on."

"It only makes sense because those that are using these kinds of social media have an expectation of privacy," Perlmutter said last week. "They have an expectation that their right to free speech or their right to free religion will be respected when they use these social media outlets."