After reviewing the document, the five most serious Internet violations are as follows: using torrents or unofficial streaming services, cyberbullying and trolling, gathering information about children under 13 years old, and doing illegal searches on the Internet. Doing these things can hurt others, and as well get you into legal issues. People who use unofficial streaming and torrent services break copyright laws. Such behavior means that artists don’t get the money they deserve, and users’ risk having their data stolen. Cyberbullying and mocking can make people feel awful and can even lead to criminal charges. The Children’s Online Protection Act prohibits the collection of information about children under 13 and exposes them to potential exploitation. Lastly, searching the Internet for things that are against the law, like child pornography or making bombs, can lead to serious legal problems and put people’s safety at risk. Not only do these actions hurt people, but they also break internet rules for what is right and wrong.