Mage of Void11h ago

Impersonating online aliases of real people is considered a form of Impersonating people with the intention of identity theft or to make them look mentally ill or like a criminal, or otherwise pervert their appearance or presence/intent is a violation of title 18.
So is impersonating a web interface to harvest peoples private information and steal their identities.

We don't need more laws around cyber security, it's already a felony with intent for most internet crimes.

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I hate to be 'that guy' (not to be confused with an old removed and never again considered 'friend' that called himselve Homer or 'This guy'), but on a scale from 1-10, my friend if you're impersonating officers, me, or anyone else online to manipulate other users, you're not just fucked, you're going to get more than your servers banned. Lmfao. I promise.

This includes lying aboit your country location because you think it's going to keep you out of legal trouble. Lol.

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