Let s talk about the consequences if you allow privacy to be leaked.

Leaking privacy after losing a mobile phoneMobile phone has become the most personal tool for people. Once the mobile phone is lost, the text messages, emails, and even personal online banking accounts and passwords such as Alipay saved in the mobile phone may be leaked, and personal privacy and property security may be significantly threatened.

If you allow your privacy to leak your privacy, it will bring a lot of harassing text messages,** and so on.

Someone impersonated to apply for a bank card, or ** card. The probability of such a situation happening is relatively small, but there is no way to stop it from happening, after all, many places will directly collect money regardless of whether you are yourself or not.

The development of communication tools and networks has led to our every move being watched. The annihilation of human nature and the pressure of society have led to everything looking towards money. Therefore, our privacy has become the capital of some network communication employees to make money.

I once talked to a salesman who got the privacy of my data, and he paid 50 yuan for my information. He told me that I could even locate my phone. I'm really speechless about this.

Your life will become transparent, and if everyone doesn't have a little secret of their own, you will feel that life is not fun.

I often receive all kinds of ** sales pitches, or SMS advertisements. Such a slight leak is relatively common, inexplicable ads, inexplicable ** or text messages.

There's no privacy for a long time.,As long as you strengthen management.,It's okay to be careful yourself.,It's good to block all strangers**.,Now you need to do everything yourself.**If you want those technologies, it's not out of order.。

I don't know much else, but there should be no problem if the ID number is leaked, and now you have to take your ID card to do any business, and you have to compare it to see if the ** on the ID card is you, and you don't feel at ease with the ID number to handle it.

If you let the diet go, it will bring very serious consequences, for example, your family is in ** He knows it.

When shopping, you often leave some information, such as ID number, home address, personal shopping information, etc., from which you can analyze your personal spending power, shopping habits, activity property, income, quality of life, age, height, weight, shoe size, measurements, taste, etc.

In fact, if everyone is transparent, I am transparent, you and I should be transparent, and the information should be true and comprehensive. The problem now is asymmetry, and if one's property and life are all in the hands of unknown people, ordinary people will feel deep fear.

1. How to deal with privacy leakage.

1. The following ways can be taken to deal with privacy leakage:

1) Timely replacement;

2) Change important passwords such as bank cards in a timely manner;

3) collect favorable evidence as much as possible;

4) Report the case to the local public security organ;

5) If the situation is serious, consider hiring a lawyer to prosecute;

6) Insignificant information can be ignored.

2. Legal basis: Article 253-1 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China.

Crime of infringing on citizens' personal information] Violating relevant state provisions by providing citizens' personal information to others or others, and the circumstances are serious, is to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment or short-term detention and/or a fine; where the circumstances are especially serious, the sentence is between three and seven years imprisonment and a concurrent fine.

Where relevant state provisions are violated by providing citizens' personal information obtained in the course of performing duties or providing services, or providing it to others, a heavier punishment is to be given in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

Where citizens' personal information is stolen or otherwise illegally obtained, punishment is to be given in accordance with the provisions of the first paragraph.

Where a unit commits the crimes in the preceding three paragraphs, the unit is to be fined, and the directly responsible managers and other directly responsible personnel are to be punished in accordance with the provisions of those paragraphs.

2. What are the constitutive elements of invasion of privacy?

1. The perpetrator is subjectively at fault;

2. There are illegal acts that infringe on the privacy of others;

3. There is a result of damage, and the damage is the result of tort, as a state of fact, there are mainly property losses, damage to personality interests and mental suffering;

4. There is a causal relationship between the occurrence of the damage result and the illegal act.

Legal analysis: The leakage of personal information has caused some adverse consequences, and there is conclusive evidence, and the police should be reported in a timely manner.

Legal basis: Article 179 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China The main ways to bear civil liability are:

1) Cessation of infringement, (2) Removal of obstacles, (3) Elimination of dangers, (4) Return of property, (5) Restoration of original state, (6) Repair, rework, and replacement, (7) Continued performance, (8) Compensation for losses, (9) Payment of liquidated damages, (10) Elimination of impact, restoration of reputation, and (11) Formal apology.

Where the law provides for punitive damages, follow those provisions.

As a result, personal identity information, personal property information, personal commonly used device information, personal education and work information, facial features, personal location information, etc., are all exposed, and users have become "transparent people".

2. Information is sold and is vulnerable to illegal infringement.

It's not over after the leak. Perhaps, a personal information transaction industry chain has been formed: sellers and network companies use software to collect and package to sales companies.

Then, all kinds of real estate agents, loan agents, mountain closed postures and other ** sales began to bombard you.

3. There is a risk of being "killed by big data".

According to the survey results of the big data "ripeness" released by the Beijing Consumers Association on March 27, the vast majority of respondents believe that big data "killing" is widespread, and half of the respondents said that they have encountered "ripeness", and online shopping platforms, ** tourism and online car-hailing and other consumer platforms are "hard-hit areas".

The investigation found that 2 experiencers booked a hotel through Fliggy at the same time and found that the old users were high and did not enjoy the discount. After the "big data kills ripeness" back sensitivity, it is the privacy of users who "run naked".

Legal Analysis: Where the perpetrator bears civil liability for the infringement of personality rights, such as eliminating the impact, restoring the reputation, or making a formal apology, it shall be commensurate with the specific manner of the conduct and the scope of the impact caused.

Where the actor refuses to bear the civil liability provided for in the preceding paragraph, the people's court may employ methods such as publishing an announcement or publishing an effective judgment document in newspapers, periodicals, networks, and so forth, and the costs incurred are to be borne by the actor.

Legal basis: "Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 253 Where staff of state organs or financial, telecommunications, transportation, educational, medical, and other such units violate state provisions by giving citizens' personal information obtained by that unit in the course of performing their duties or providing services, or illegally providing it to others, and the circumstances are serious, they are to be sentenced to up to three years imprisonment or short-term detention and/or a fine. Article 253 Whoever opens, conceals, or destroys mail or telegram trays without permission, or who commits theft, or who opens or conceals or destroys mail or telegrams without permission, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than two years or criminal detention.

Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: Article 1,000: Where the actor bears civil liability for the violation of personality rights, such as eliminating the impact, restoring reputation, or making a formal apology, it shall be commensurate with the specific method of the conduct and the scope of the impact caused. Where the actor refuses to bear the civil liability provided for in the preceding paragraph, the people's court may adopt methods such as publishing an announcement or publishing an effective judgment document in newspapers and periodicals, online leaks, etc., and the costs incurred are to be borne by the actor.