The first most serious violation is faking your identity online. This may result in manipulation, fraud, and identity theft. For instance, it is illegal to pose as someone else in order to obtain access to their accounts or to deceive other people. Such behavior can harm one’s reputation and have serious legal repercussions. The second is recording a VoIP call without consent. It is unlawful in many areas to record conversations without the consent of all parties. Legal action against the recorder may result from this violation, which violates people’s right to privacy. ​The third is sharing passwords, addresses, or photos of others. It is a major privacy violation to share someone else’s personal information without their consent. This frequently carries legal repercussions and may result in identity theft, stalking, or harassment. ​The fourth is collecting information about people younger than 13. Under laws like the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, collecting data from children under 13 without parental consent is illegal. Violations can result in expensive fines and legal actions against the perpetrator. The fifth is illegal searches on the internet. Searching for illegal activities, such as child exploitation material or bomb-making instructions, can attract law enforcement attention. Even if no illegal material is accessed, the intent behind the searches can lead to investigations and legal consequences.