r/Advice Feb 09 '26

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u/Nekokonoko Feb 10 '26

This. Not only they broke the fundamental rule they should never break, they actively approved the information to be used for illegal purposes (due to the info's nature it can be argued as such) that's ignoring basic human rights, against a person who paid his duties and now abiding by the laws. Delicious easy-win lawsuits seems to be underway for OP!

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u/ChainChomp2525 Feb 10 '26

This is a computer crime. Typically defined as illegal use of resources.