The author, Andriy Slynchuk, outlines various online activities that are considered illegal and highlights the potential consequences associated with each. Among these offenses, five stand out as particularly serious due to their implications for individuals and society. First, unofficial services Illegal streaming services not only violate copyright laws but also pose a threat to users by potentially exposing them to stolen personal data. The seriousness lies in the infringement on intellectual property rights and the potential compromise of user privacy. The second thing in which I was guilty of doing when I was younger was using torrent services. Torrent services enable the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted material, denying creators their rightful compensation. Undermining the economic foundations of creative industries and fosters a culture of piracy. The next thing is recording a VOIP call without consent. The illegal recording of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls infringes on individuals’ privacy rights. This violation is significant due to the potential misuse of recorded conversations, leading to breaches of confidentiality and trust. The fourth thing is faking your online identity. Identity fraud is a serious crime with implications for both individuals and society. The act of deceiving people online through the use of false identities can lead to various forms of harm, including financial fraud, reputational damage, and potential legal consequences. The last item is illegal searches on the internet. Engaging in illegal searches, such as those related to child pornography or bomb-making, raises serious legal and ethical concerns. These searches can have severe consequences, including legal action, as they may indicate involvement in criminal activities or pose a threat to public safety.