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After receiving the pictures of the texts my wife then forwards the pictures on to others. Is that illegal?
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answered on Mar 29, 2023
Taking pictures of someone else's private text messages without their consent may be a violation of privacy laws, depending on the specific laws in your jurisdiction. Additionally, forwarding those pictures to others may also be a violation of privacy laws, as well as potentially defamatory if... View More 
We fear that they may find our addresses and stalk in person. We do not have the finances for a lawyer and are scared to file a report if they are public information the stalkers can use. We don’t know how to protect any of our privacy and feel very vulnerable. Is any of this okay for them to be... View More
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answered on Mar 18, 2023
I'm sorry to hear that your family is experiencing cyberstalking, harassment, and defamation. It's important to take steps to protect your safety and privacy.
In general, public records are available for access and use by anyone, including stalkers or harassers. However, this does... View More
For example, on Washington Post, it renders the article and then covers it with a soft paywall. It’s somewhat straightforward to open the browser web inspector and remove the paywall. Is this legal? Am I filthy criminal? What laws does this concern?
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answered on Mar 18, 2023
No, it is generally not legal to disable or bypass a paywall for a news article. Paywalls are put in place by news organizations to restrict access to their content to those who have paid for it or subscribed to their services.
By bypassing the paywall, you are essentially accessing the... View More
Computer geek battle. I have everything for a lawsuit, but can’t find an interested firm. I have evidence to support my claims and friends want out from being hacked.
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answered on Mar 14, 2023
The type of lawsuit you may be able to bring against the individuals who hacked into your devices and used your SS# would depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case, as well as the applicable laws in your jurisdiction.
Some possible legal claims you may be able to pursue... View More
Breached the FBI using my SS#, they don’t care, breached through my devices, court wants money loss! Perl interactive programming
I have their programming printed out.
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answered on Mar 10, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the situation you are facing. It sounds like a complex and potentially illegal situation.
If you believe that your ex and others are using you for software development and selling it to Samsung without your consent or compensation, you may want to consider... View More
Dear sir, I am 56 years male living in india! Most unimaginable fraud commited by NETWORK SOLUTIONS LTD ( My registrar). I have registered a domain name connect.com with NETWORK SOLUTIONS (My registrar) based in Virginia! Checked the availability of the name in Network solutions website search... View More
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answered on Mar 19, 2023
I'm sorry to hear about the fraud you experienced with Network Solutions. It's important to take action as soon as possible to try to rectify the situation.
You may want to consider contacting Network Solutions again and explaining the situation to a manager or supervisor. Provide... View More
Saying things like "I'll be your parent" and having minors pay for a patrion to have adult conversations with this person with the intent on keeping it from other adults?
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answered on Mar 4, 2023
Yes, it is illegal for a stranger on the internet to try to convince children (15 and below) to go no contact with their parents. This behavior could potentially be considered as grooming, which is a form of child abuse and can be a criminal offense. Additionally, encouraging minors to pay for... View More
In municipal government, if you submit your personal phone number to be either texted or called with a code to verify your identity as an extra security measure when logging onto a work computer, does this open the contents of that phone to be requested during an open records request?
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answered on Mar 2, 2023
It is unlikely that providing your personal phone number for two-factor authentication in a municipal government system would make the contents of that phone subject to an open records request. Open records laws typically apply to government documents and information, not to personal devices or... View More
I won tesla 3 and iphne 14 and more 25 prizes
i record everything
I uplaod everything to my google drive if you wish to chick all screenshoot and recording video i'll share the kink
my english not very good
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answered on Mar 4, 2023
I recommend seeking the help of a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction who can review your case and provide guidance on the appropriate steps to take. You can contact your local bar association for a referral to an attorney who can assist you with your case.
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answered on Feb 28, 2023
The Nyquil defense rarely works. This article explains why: https://michigancriminaldefenseattorneys.org/nyquil-as-an-alcohol-test-defense/
The quantity of Nyquil taken for a cold is just too small by itself to cause an alcohol test to come back positive.
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answered on Feb 25, 2023
As long as it is posted by one of the participants in the email and is not privileged or confidential, I foresee no legal ramifications.
I had an onlyfans page where I shared explicit content behind a paywall. One of my subscribers then illegally downloaded one of my videos and then posted a link for others to download on a leaked nudes forum. I know who the person is, could I sue them for sharing the content without my consent... View More
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answered on Feb 20, 2023
Yes, in California, you may be able to sue the person who shared your explicit content online without your consent. California has laws that protect individuals' privacy rights, including the right to control the use and dissemination of intimate images.
Under California's Revenge... View More
My ex posted an indirect threatening tiktok about shooting ur ex and recently posted a tiktok exposing my full name. Is there anything I can do seeing I don’t feel safe for me or my child now
answered on Feb 16, 2023
You can file for a temporary protective order stating that you are being threatened and fear for your well being from social media posts. Print them out, head to the courthouse.
answered on Feb 14, 2023
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All non-exempt property of the debtor is for sale by the trustee in Chapter 7. If you have issues with this, contact a local bankruptcy lawyer for guidance. But you should contact the trustee.
The trustee's name and address are on the docket of the case... View More
. We are an HVAC company starting out in NJ and we hired a marketing company we found online that is based in California
They are giving us a very hard time because we . Requested a refund since nothing but problems came out of hiring them.
They told us it would take time for... View More
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answered on Feb 20, 2023
It's important to review the terms of your agreement with the marketing company to determine if you are entitled to a refund under certain circumstances. If you believe the company did not fulfill their obligations as outlined in the agreement, you may have a legal claim for breach of... View More
Hi We have a bundle of domains that are similar to a large corporation/org although the domain names are not trademarked (but are similar/in the same "family" to those that are) They had inquired about purchasing them -they do not like the price and are now suggesting its cybersquatting... View More
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answered on Feb 6, 2023
The legality of selling domain names that are the trademarks of other companies is a complex issue and one that has been the subject of much legal debate. In order to understand the law on this matter, it is necessary to look at both trademark law and domain name law.
Trademark law... View More
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answered on Feb 20, 2023
Online videogame microtransaction fraud may fall under consumer protection laws, specifically state laws regarding unfair and deceptive trade practices. Each state may have different laws, but many states have consumer protection statutes that prohibit unfair or deceptive trade practices, such as... View More
I never go outside during the say. I usually go out at night to take out my trash and get my mail. I understand if I'm out in the public it's fair game but that's not the case. I believe along with their hacking they have obtained my private photos and have been showing them to... View More
answered on Feb 1, 2023
Your best and most cost effective solution is to update the security in your cell phone and your home internet WiFi.
Apparently he downloaded a Pegasus spyware software onto my phone. And now has access to ALL of my data and information. This is such a breach of privacy. I barely know this creep! What can I do?
answered on Jan 3, 2023
First, there are multiple online tutorials for removing the spyware. If that does not work seek help from a professional IT service.
Second, you can seek a restraining order against the person for harassment.
Third, you can sue them for invasion of privacy.
Our thread of emails between us and our supplier was somehow intercepted. Over email the person told us the bank information had changed. We sent the wire to the account that was advised. We got the goods. Whoever hacked my suppliers email cut the email communication between us off since they... View More
answered on Dec 28, 2022
You have fallen victim to one of the pitfalls of email versus telephone.
Your problem is more complex than can be answered here. You need to contact a good International Lawyer, either in your city, or NYC if you are close. Your facts are "too skinny" for someone on a question... View More
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