Q: . Review what the author says and write a paragraph describing the five most serious violations and why you think those offenses are serious.
A: The thirteen violations that the author listed in the article “ 11 Illegal Things you Unknowingly Do on the Internet” are all bad offenses. However, these are the top five I have chosen to be the most serious violations.
- Collecting information about people younger than 13:
This is in direct violation of the Children’s Online Protection Act.
- Using other People’s internet Networks:
It is basically stealing, and without permission from the owner it is illegal. Also might allow outside users insight into personal information.
- Illegal Searches on the Internet:
Anything like searching up child pornography’s, and hiring criminals is an illegal act and can result in landing in jail.
- Bullying and Trolling:
Cyberbullying can result in damaging an individual’s mental and physical health.
- Sharing Passwords and Address:
Sharing someone’s password and address information can potential cause harm to the individual, and since the things are private property it is considered illegal to share this information, without the consent of the owner