Among the violations from the clario.co blog article “11 Illegal Things You Unknowingly Do on the Internet”, several are particularly serious due to their legal, ethical, and personal consequences.

Using Unofficial Streaming Services: This often involves accessing copyrighted content without permission, which is illegal and deprives creators of their due earnings. It also poses a risk of malware exposure.

Using Torrent Services: Torrenting copyrighted material without permission can lead to severe legal consequences, including fines or lawsuits. Additionally, downloading from unverified sources may expose users to security threats.

Sharing Passwords, Addresses, or Photos of Others: Sharing personal information without consent can lead to identity theft, privacy violations, and potential harm to individuals, violating trust and legal protections.

Recording a VoIP Call Without Consent: This is a violation of privacy laws in many jurisdictions. Recording calls without the knowledge and consent of all participants could lead to legal penalties.

Faking Your Identity Online: Impersonating others or creating fake identities is illegal and can lead to fraud, defamation, and loss of reputation. It also undermines online trust and safety.

Each of these offenses violates laws and ethics, leading to personal, financial, and legal risks for individuals involved.