My mother-in-law entrusted her son-in-law to investigate because she suspected that her father-in-law might have an extramarital affair. Son-in-law Liang Moufei bought other people's personal information through the Internet to help her mother-in-law divorce. Reporter 17 was informed that on July 5, the Duanzhou District Procuratorate of Zhaoqing City filed a public prosecution against Liang Moufei for allegedly infringing citizens' personal information.
20 14 Lin, a resident of Zhaoqing city, entrusted his son-in-law Liang Moufei to investigate because he suspected that her husband Yang had an extramarital affair. From February, 20 14 to April, 20 16, Liang Moufei was entrusted by his mother-in-law to provide citizens' information such as Eternal, Skynet, Maitreya Buddha and No.7 Middle School to others through the Internet. It has spent 80,000 yuan to buy 120 people's whereabouts information, communication contents, communication records, accommodation information, transaction information, household registration information, vehicle information and other kinds of citizen information * * * 17588, and transferred the above related information to my mother-in-law, which led to my mother-in-law's divorce, and my father-in-law compensated my mother-in-law1000,000 yuan. My father-in-law also transferred two sets of commercial houses in Duanzhou District to Liang Moufei.
On 20 16, 12, Duanzhou Branch of Zhaoqing Public Security Bureau discovered Liang Moufei's behavior of buying other people's information, filed a case for investigation on his alleged crime of infringing citizens' personal information, and took criminal detention measures against him. On June 2, 20 17, the People's Procuratorate of Duanzhou District of Zhaoqing City accepted the case for review and prosecution. After examination, it is considered that Liang Moufei's illegal purchase of personal information of various citizens through the Internet violates the provisions of Article 253 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and infringes on the personal information of citizens.
The prosecutor suggested that the crime of infringing citizens' personal information should be added to the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) in 2009, and such acts as "selling or providing citizens' personal information to others in violation of relevant state regulations, if the circumstances are serious" and "stealing or illegally obtaining citizens' personal information by other means" should be included. Among them, "citizen's personal information" refers to all kinds of information recorded by electronic or other means that can identify the identity of a specific natural person or reflect the activities of a specific natural person alone or in combination with other information, including name, ID number, communication contact information, address, account password, property status, whereabouts and so on. In order to help her mother-in-law find out her father-in-law's extramarital affairs, Liang Moufei illegally purchased citizens' personal information through online means, which is an act of infringing on others' personal privacy and should be punished for infringing citizens' personal information.
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