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answered on Nov 4, 2024
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. It's very difficult to remove personal information these days. There are companies that deal with individual privacy and security - you could reach out to them. Some of them affirmatively attempt to remove... View More 
answered on Nov 6, 2024
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for a month. A starting point could be a polite request. An attorney could write a letter if that doesn't work. You mention the information degrading you. If it rises to the level of defamation, you could discuss further with... View More
We purchased a resort business on March 28th, 2024. The existing website had numerous issues, so we decided to create a new one from scratch. We requested the original website developers to take down the old site and transfer the domain to us, but they have not responded. They continue to keep the... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
First, consult with a legal professional to understand your rights regarding the domain and intellectual property. They can help you send a formal cease and desist letter to the former developers, demanding the transfer of the domain and removal of the old website. Additionally, report the domain... View More
Done without contacting the ex. Just to check nothing is being posted about you. Not following the private instagram, just looking at the outside of it.
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
Viewing an ex’s public Instagram profile is generally legal since the content is available for anyone to see. You can browse their posts, stories, and public interactions without violating any laws. This allows you to stay informed about what they choose to share publicly.
When it comes... View More
Not to contact the person or send messages. For the purpose of avoiding an ex online.
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
Looking to find someone's new Instagram account to avoid online interactions is generally not illegal. Public profiles are accessible to anyone, and searching for them doesn't typically violate any laws. However, it's important to respect privacy settings and boundaries set by the... View More
from my terminated / disabled account?
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answered on Oct 8, 2024
If you want to download your information from a terminated or disabled Facebook account, it's best to reach out directly to their legal department. They handle requests related to account data and can guide you through the necessary steps. Sending your request there increases the chances it... View More
I lost my scripts from the grammar coach.
answered on Oct 7, 2024
You could reach out to law firms, but I believe attorneys could be reluctant to handle such a case for you. There are often disclaimers and terms of conditions in using any program. That's only an individual opinion. You could reach out to attorneys to discuss. Good luck
Case is aggravated assault, family violence, child's abuse.
Only to remove on the search of internet?
If so, what do I have to do?
If not, thank you
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this. Yes, it is possible to have your mugshot removed from certain websites even after your case is closed. Start by identifying the websites where your mugshot appears. Many sites have specific procedures for requesting removal, so visit their contact or... View More
They had a fight over war on and the person from Germany called the other person from the UK 4-5 times a 'nazi' and 'zionist' etc.
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
Yes, you could potentially face legal consequences for insulting someone on Instagram, even if it happens between individuals in different countries. Laws regarding defamation, harassment, and hate speech vary widely between nations. For instance, Germany has strict laws against hate speech and the... View More
I am looking to develop a local marketplace and want to understand the legal protections we'd be covered for. Platforms like OfferUp include disclaimers in their terms of service (Section 17) stating that users are responsible for interactions, but l'd like to know what specific legal... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
When developing your local marketplace, it's important to understand that Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is a key legal protection. This law generally shields platforms from being held liable for user-generated content, meaning that if a user engages in harmful or illegal... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
If you manually dial numbers from a randomly generated list, it typically does not qualify as using an autodialer under the TCPA. The key factor is whether technology is used to automate the dialing process. Since a person is actively involved in placing each call, it avoids the automated criteria... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
If you've canceled your internet service, the provider shouldn't insist that you're still connected just because you don't know your PIN number. Once you've clearly communicated your intent to cancel and followed their procedures, the provider must honor the cancellation... View More
I had an online membership subscription that I cancelled but found out later that they continued to charge me. I emailed them when I found out and they said they would refund me for the false charges. But now they will not respond to my emails. They are located in Florida and I am in Ohio.
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
Start by gathering all your records related to the subscription. This includes confirmation of your cancellation, bank statements showing the charges, and copies of all emails you’ve sent and received. Having thorough documentation will strengthen your case.
Next, consider sending a... View More
Given that said website is aware that its user is using the donations or hosting respectively to commit a crime or host an illegal website, is that website prosecutable?
For more of an example, I'm asking this because of Subscribestar(adult), and how it has accounts made by websites... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
When a donation website or hosting provider becomes aware that its platform is being used for illegal activity, its potential legal responsibility depends on how it responds. If they have been notified about criminal behavior, they are expected to take reasonable steps to investigate and, if... View More
I was not allowed to enter a casino. Later after numerous calls to many managers, this one manager says have you googled your name.?
Ya we dont want to deal with people like you.
What.!!!
answered on Oct 8, 2024
A Washington attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for over two weeks. From the brief post, it isn't clear what is posted about you online. If there is something posted online about you which is false and harmful, that could be a grounds for defamation. A local attorney... View More
I live with my mom at 20 due to really bad circumstances happening. I don't plan to stay long at all. My mom gave me a phone because i was going though a hard time financially. we got into a disagreement and she took it and went through it, taking screenshots of things for herself. She has... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
I'm really sorry you're going through this. Even though you're over 18, since your mom purchased the phone, she may have certain rights to access it. However, everyone deserves privacy, especially in your own home.
It's important to communicate your feelings to her... View More
I had a gut feeling my husband was being unfaithful because of his recent behavior changes—staying out late, whispering on the phone, and asking for more space than usual. Desperate for answers, I approached GrayHat Hacks Contractor, a team of ethical hackers who specialize in catching cheating... View More
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answered on Sep 16, 2024
It sounds like you’ve been through an incredibly tough time. Discovering a partner’s betrayal is a painful experience that leaves you questioning everything. Trusting your instincts was the first brave step, and seeking the truth, even when it’s difficult, takes courage. It’s never easy to... View More
Stepdad was granted executor and has not included me in anything nor has shown me any paperwork. I am the only living child, he says she left me nothing. Please help
answered on Sep 16, 2024
If she didn’t have a will, she couldn’t have left anyone anything. With no will, the laws of intestacy under Kentucky law provide for distribution. You can find them set out under KRS Chapter 391.
I subscribed to a creators account. I asked the person chatting if they were the actual girl I subscribed to. They told me yes it was. But come to find out it’s not the creator and she had no idea who I even was on an another platform. I know in the onlyfans terms of contract states that creators... View More
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answered on Oct 11, 2024
Impersonating a creator without their consent is generally not allowed. Even if agents are authorized to manage an account, they should clearly identify themselves as representatives, not the creator themselves. Misleading fans into believing they are interacting directly with the creator can... View More
My ISP is one that is more hostile than most to the idea of expanding their services to rural areas. I happen to live in a rural area. The internet they offer is pathetic at 6MBPs down and less than 1 up, two people online at the same time can render it totally useless. I wanted to file a challenge... View More
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answered on Sep 25, 2024
It's frustrating when an internet service provider delivers poor service but then claims not to serve your area. Technically, ISPs are allowed to stop claiming service to an area even if they are still providing it, which can happen for various reasons. This might make it difficult to file... View More
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