Question from a reader:
Is it okay to publish the face of an unknown woman who was peeking into my house, targeting the blind spots of my security camera? I want to know what her intentions were and what kind of person she is. I plan to use a screenshot from the security camera footage, but since I can’t edit it,
Question from a reader:
A dome-shaped security camera has been installed in the men’s restroom of the office building. While it is believed that the inside of the stalls is not visible, the area near the urinals is definitely within the camera’s view. There is also no notice regarding the installation of security cameras in the restroom. Is this illegal?
Question from a reader:
I have a consultation regarding neighbor troubles. The person living next door is my childhood friend’s wife, but recently, she took pictures of my garden without permission. She said she liked it in front of everyone and tried to show it without my consent. She claims she didn’t show it, but while showing another photo, she testified
Question from a reader:
Today, when I went down from the 3rd floor to the 2nd floor of Round One, I spotted a suspiciously dressed man in his late 20s to early 30s. After glancing at the 1st floor, he looked at me twice. Later, when I went to return some tokens with my younger siblings, he headed towards the restroom
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This is a question about the law. We are both 15 years old and will turn 16 this year. Everything happened on Instagram. After my ex-girlfriend cheated and we broke up, I sent a DM to her potential new boyfriend saying, “She cheated and broke up with me.” Then, I received a message from my ex-girlfriend saying
Question from a reader:
The person next door is filming my family coming in and out of our front door through the glass from inside their house. We just moved in and have no particular relationship with our neighbors, but after reporting it to the police several times, it seems there have been other reports as well, and that person is
Question from a Reader:
When I got home from work, I found an AirTag in my bag. I have no idea how it got there, and I’m a bit anxious. I want to go to the police, but I’m too scared to go until it’s daytime. What should I do? Please let me know as soon as possible.
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Question from a reader:
It was written that I only need to enter my address on a site to find out the price of my home, but it also mentioned a visit at the end, which I think is contradictory. I have been ignoring their calls, but is it possible for them to visit unexpectedly? Also, is it okay to ignore
Question from a reader:
I accidentally shared the last four digits of my bank account, my name, and address with someone who might be a scammer. Is this serious? Additionally, I also revealed my driver’s license number. What should I do?
In recent years, internet fraud has been on the rise, particularly raising concerns about the leakage of personal information. The
Question from a reader:
I received a notice at my company regarding the registration for corporate internet banking addressed to individuals. When I checked with the accounting department, I was told that procedures had been completed to allow deposits of sales revenue at the corporate window. Therefore, I was informed that each individual needs to complete procedures such as address registration.
