What is the penalty for accessing someone's facebook and changing the password
It is technically a crime to log into someone else's account but the chance of something like this being pursued is very slim.
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It is technically a crime to log into someone else's account but the chance of something like this being pursued is very slim.
You say that you are a sole proprietor, which by definition means you are not a corporation or an LLC, and thus, have no securities to offer for...
Have you asked for a copy of the contract?
Privacy from who? The government? Law suits? It sounds like you are listening to myths. If you are conducting business in the US, you will be...
Im sorry to hear about your problem, this is actually a very common scam. Of course you can sue her, its fraud. But, you main problem is that you...
It would make more sense to ask a question like this before you launched the business and not after. In general, selling any product which will...
Accused by your ex or by law enforcement? You should be aware that whatever site you are referring to (e.g. Facebook) will have a log of the IP...
Your question is a bit confusing. Can you provide a better explanation of what you are asking?
Unfortunately, the Police will probably do nothing at this point. The will see very point in expanding the resources necessary to investigate it...
If you mean criminal charges, probably so under the Federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. However, you might want to consider a civil suit...