My question involves criminal law for the state of: Maine
A friend of mine had her iphone "hacked" by an ex-boyfriend who is now able to see her entire online presence including corporate email
Said ex-bf has sent texts, made facetime calls, and now sending emails out via her corporate email impersonating my friend.
This is all done to scare away friends, family, etc. as an isolating tactic. She is now in fear of this person.
I have been on the recieving end of these as have several other mutual friends.
My friend lives in Maine and I live in Kansas
What if any federal or state laws have been broken or what potential charges brought against him?
A friend of mine had her iphone "hacked" by an ex-boyfriend who is now able to see her entire online presence including corporate email
Said ex-bf has sent texts, made facetime calls, and now sending emails out via her corporate email impersonating my friend.
This is all done to scare away friends, family, etc. as an isolating tactic. She is now in fear of this person.
I have been on the recieving end of these as have several other mutual friends.
My friend lives in Maine and I live in Kansas
What if any federal or state laws have been broken or what potential charges brought against him?
Privacy Crimes: Online Impersonation Involving Hacked Phone and Corporate Email
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