Is there any way to remove my personal information from the internet?
The emails you are receiving certainly sound like a scam. How does the site know there is a 47-year-old male looking for you? Speak to the police...
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The emails you are receiving certainly sound like a scam. How does the site know there is a 47-year-old male looking for you? Speak to the police...
No. It would be a different matter if that individual threatened to kill you, however.
If this is a classmate, definitely speak to the school administrators. The conduct might constitute a violation of California's "Safe Place to...
The technical answer is yes. The better move, however, may be to explain the situation in a reply to the criticism. If people see the individual is...
Yes. The use of a fake name would be a clear violation, and likely to open the mailer up to serious legal consequences.
As written, the question is difficult to understand. Please provide more details for the scenario so an answer can be provided.
A cease and desist letter from legal counsel is definitely a wise move. From a technical legal perspective, you can also sue the ex-boyfriend for...
If you took the photos yourself, then you own the copyright to the photos. You can sue the person for copyright infringement, as odd as it sounds....
I agree with the comments above. You could also potentially pursue a civil action for defamation, but public figures must show the defendant acted...
The is a complex topic that needs to be researched. The immediate thought is a law such as the Electronic Communications Privacy Act might be in...