Given the possible harm they can do, sharing someone else’s password, address, or photo without that person’s consent can be considered a major offense. Password sharing can expose private or corporate data, resulting in security risks, financial loss, or privacy violations. Harassing, or posting someone else’s address online, is a serious invasion of privacy that puts victims at risk of physical assault, harassment, or stalking. Unauthorized use of another person’s internet network can result in a number of criminal violations. First of all, since you are accessing a resource that someone else has paid for without their permission, unauthorized access is regarded as service theft. Also, accessing a network that might reveal private data kept on the owner’s devices is a privacy invasion. Using torrents violates copyright, denies creators the money they deserve for their work, and threatens their livelihood. It frequently entails the illegal sharing of content, which spreads stolen content to additional people and increases the crime. Threats and harassment are part of cyberbullying and trolling, which can harm individuals’ mental health and general well-being by causing anxiety and depression. False information can be spread by insulting others, damaging reputations and having long-term effects on the way one lives and works.