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- 19 May. 2011 08:17pm #1
Ethics Last edited by Shell; 19 May. 2011 at 08:20pm.
- 19 May. 2011 08:25pm #2Donator
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Elaborate more in the situation and I might give you my opinion.
- 19 May. 2011 08:40pm #3
My girlfriend had it and he went threw it at her house.
- 19 May. 2011 09:04pm #4Donator
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And you want to take some sort of legal action?
Yeah, not sure about the legality, but even if it was illegal, you don't really have a case.
- 19 May. 2011 09:10pm #5 i do not want legal action, i just wnat to make sure he had no right looking threw my property.
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- 19 May. 2011 11:31pm #6Administrator
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You gave it to your girlfriend, doing that gives her the right to look through it.
Being a minor, her father has the right to look through any thing she has in her possession because he is her guardian and can "filter" content.
Originally Posted by Raivu
Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle Originally Posted by La Vie Cruelle
- 24 May. 2011 07:42am #7
If you willingly gave it to your girlfriend or left it at her house, they can. If it was a mistake, then no.
- 24 May. 2011 05:04pm #8 She had it by mistake honestly. Originally Posted by Sothe
- 25 May. 2011 01:26am #9
Then judging by what Sothe said, no he really had no right. Not that it really means anything, adults can do almost anything they want as far as kids are concerned.
- 25 May. 2011 02:32am #10
As an adolescent, I spent most of my time feeling oppressed by adults.
Adults will always be unfair to kids. Doesn't matter if you fight back or not.
- 25 May. 2011 02:57am #11
No, that's invasion of privacy.
- 26 May. 2011 12:56pm #12
Was your ipod "locked"?
If it was locked and he required her to type in the combination, he invaded your privacy.
I'm thinking of this the way I think of WiFi "theft." If it's locked and you break in, you stole WiFi, but if it's unlocked you're giving anyone within range permission to access it. If your ipod is unlocked, there's no reason I should think I don't have the right to go through your stuff other than it being your stuff.Last edited by Personoid; 26 May. 2011 at 01:00pm.
