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Is a well-known soy milk store exposed? It turned out to be a New Taipei man who was retaliating for being "failed to apply for a job"|Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the legal issues related to account theft and posting insults to others

Is a well-known soy milk store exposed? It was actually a New Taipei man who was retaliating for being blocked when applying for a job | 1TV News reporter Hong Qiaoxuan and Wan Jiawei

News link:https://youtu.be/FtT3pb5zrQU

The famous breakfast shop "Tianmu Soy Milk Shop" in Taipei City's Shilin District is a long-established local shop and is loved by the public. However, it was recently slandered by netizens on Facebook "Breaking News Commune", accusing the shop of "poor service attitude" and "being harassed by the boss and the landlady." He even cursed the store to close down. The goodwill of the soymilk store was affected, and they were so angry that they filed a lawsuit. After an investigation, I discovered that a man was dissatisfied when his application was rejected. He stole someone else's account and posted slanderous posts about the store. After the police arrested him, the man also confessed and was charged with crimes such as defamation.

Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said: The perpetrator's use of other people's Facebook accounts will constitute the crime of intruding into other people's computers, and publishing remarks on the Internet that can damage the reputation of others may also constitute the crime of aggravated defamation under the criminal law. The combined punishment of the two may be The person shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention, or in addition or in addition to a fine of not more than 300,000 yuan.

# stole the account # posted insults online # was charged with defamation

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