Court sends man to jail for hacking wife's Facebook to win her back
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A Taiwanese man was shipped off 90 days in jail after he attempted to get his better half back by hacking into her record, Free revealed.
The man, who has been distinguished as Hou, was viewed as at fault for breaking his better half's security on the virtual entertainment stage by utilizing it without her assent.
Following a question last year in May, the spouse went out they partook in Chiayi city in the southwest of the island, taking their girl alongside her, as per the Taipei Times.
Ms. Yu, the wife, stopped answering her husband's calls and stopped having any contact with him.
Hou then chose to hack into his significant other's Facebook account which he used to make an impression on his girl and mother by marriage. In the message, he was sorry for his way of behaving, requesting that they mediate in their question.
The Taipei court was informed that the man signed into his significant other's record two times — May 31 and June 1 last year — to contact his girl and mother by marriage.
However, the reason he hacked the account is a mystery.
At the point when his better half got to realize that her significant other had hacked into her record, she supposedly documented criminal allegations against him.
After declaring that "individuals do not relinquish their right to privacy upon marriage," the court charged the man with altering his wife's digital record and using her account without her consent.
According to the Straits Times, Hou entered a guilty plea and was found guilty under Taiwan's criminal code of "offences against computer security."
The court gave the choice to drive the sentence by paying a fine of NT$1,000 (roughly £25) each day.