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Top 10 Online Activities That Could Send You In Jail Any of these 10 online activities could land you in jail in some part of the worldInternet is an unrestricted realm for its users. It brings you latest information, allows you to share movies, images and music without any bounds, allows you to communicate in a split second and share files. It is a medium which is full of advantages, but there are some disadvantages that come with it in some countries. Particularly if you don’t follow certain rules and regulations laid down by these countries while using the Internet.Cyber crimes and terrorist attacks have dramatically increased over the years and that may be one of thereasons that if one is seenviolating rules of Internet, he/she may be put behind the bars.So, see the below activities that can get you arrested in some parts of the world.10 Online Activities That Can Get You Arrested#1 Having An Open Wi-FiHave an Open Wi-FiKeeping your WiFi Open and not keeping it password protected can sometimes land you in prison. Your open Wi-Fi connection can be used by criminals or terrorists without your knowledge and this can land you in trouble with the law in almost any country.This happened with a person name Barry Covert whose open WiFi was used by his neighbor to access child pornography websites. Though, police arrested his neighbour after investigations, Barry had to face the police questioning for a month before the correct person was arrested.It is always better to password protect your Wi-Fi with WEP, WPA (WPA-Personal), and WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access version 2).#2 Deleting Your Search HistoryDeleting Your Search HistorySometimes erasing your search history can also land you behind bars. Thishappened in United States, when a person namely David Kernell was arrested for deleting information on his computer. A University of Tennessee student, Kernell was being investigated by federal authorities for allegedly hacking Yahoo Account ofthe then vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin.India to had brought aboutlaws making it mandatory for users to save their browsing history for 3 months. But the same wasscrapped after there was huge public outcry against it.#3 Offensive Posts, Messages or TweetsMaking offensive posts or tweets or sending offensive messages can land you in trouble in any part of the world. Two persons from Leigh Van Bryan aged 26 and Emily Bunting aged 24 tweeted about their upcoming visitto USA, “Free this week for a quick gossip/prep before I go and destroy America”.They were interrogated forabout five hours by the authorities. Bryan and Bunting tried to convince the police that “Destroying” was a British slang for “Partying.”#4 Using VOIP servicesThis issue is country specific and only limited to Ethiopia. Using VOIP services like Skype is strictly prohibited in Ethiopia and can land you in prison (An user from Ethiopia has contradicted this). The country’s new telecommunications law strictly prohibits VOIP services, which consist of audio and video communication and transfer of information over VOIP clients. We advise you that if you are citizen or tourist of Ethiopia, kindly check up with authorities before using Skype or any other VOIP services.#5 Dancing in a VideoThis is a serious offence in Iran. In fact, six personswere arrested for dancing to a video from Pharrell Williams song “Happy”. The Iranian judiciary found them guilty and theyreceived 91 lashes as well as year’s prison sentence.Though later, the sentences were suspended and they were let off in six months.In Russia, a youth was jailed in Russia for 15 days and two women werejailed for 10 days after they were found to be allegedly dancing and making a video near a second world war memorial.#6 Leaving Internet CommentsSyria is now a battlefield between different warring factions for control of territory. Even then, commenting on the Internet is a crime in Syria.Human Rights Watch reported that in 2007, Syrian authorities arrestedtwo person and they were shifted to unknown place, apparently for offering their comments about the censorship laws in Syria on a website.#7 Translating ArticlesTranslating banned bookscan land you in jail in any country. Thailand authorities arrested an American citizen who translated one such article on his blog. The article was termed as “offensive to the autocracy” by the Thai authorities who consider their King as a supreme being. Even posting on Facebook/tweeting against the King can land you in jail in the Lese Majeste laws.In Indonesia, a person was put behind bars for two years after he posted “God does not Exist” on “Facebook”.#8 GamblingOnline gambling is banned in many countries across the globe and can land you behind the bars. This includes if you organize gambling or play online games like Poker, Blackjack etc.#9 File SharingFile sharing is a contentious issue. In some countries you are free to share movies, images or files without theworry of the law but in many countries it is illegalto share what is considered as pirated content. In some places even downloading torrents is considered as being unlawful.#10 Posting Lyrics on FacebookThis may have happened only once. Unites States authorities arrested rapper and school student, Cameron D’Ambrosio for posting rap lyrics on Facebook. The police allege that D’Ambrosio made terroristthreats under the garb of rap. Prosecutors sought to charge D’Ambrosio withthreats to make a bomb or hijack a vehicle, carrying amaximum sentence of 20 years in prison.There are many such laws which can put in a spot of bother while surfing online. Making racist comments or hurting religious sentiments is a strict taboo online like it isin the real world. If you know of any other such unknown laws exist in some country, kindly note them down in the comments section.
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