I received a very disturbing email from my ex-wife's boyfriend. Can I be sued for simply posting a copy to Facebook?
I see nothing wrong in posting an email you received. You have freedom of speech, and the sender has no expectation of privacy.
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I see nothing wrong in posting an email you received. You have freedom of speech, and the sender has no expectation of privacy.
You should take up your husband's actions with your family law attorney.
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I just took a quick look at the Oregon harassing statute, and neither your actions nor her actions you have described rise the level of the law. ...
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I suggest that you first contact FB through customer support and ask them to remove the offending post. If that does not work, you could...
This is a scam - ignore the email. See this...
These pop-ups are a scam and you can ignore them. I would suggest, however, that you make sure you do not have any kiddie porn on your tablet.