lol
The actual reason was "The woman, who has been jailed on suspicion of illegally accessing a computer and manipulating electronic data" - and not for killing some virtual dude.
How did I know it was somewhere in East Asia, though. How did I just know.
The actual reason was "The woman, who has been jailed on suspicion of illegally accessing a computer and manipulating electronic data" - and not for killing some virtual dude.
How did I know it was somewhere in East Asia, though. How did I just know.
lol crazians.... yeah she was arrested for hacking, but the motive is lulz
but whats even funnier is the dude called the cops... could you imagine what would happen in the US if people who got hacked in bf2 called the police? alot of
but whats even funnier is the dude called the cops... could you imagine what would happen in the US if people who got hacked in bf2 called the police? alot of
Last edited by steelie34 (2008-10-23 10:00:36)
Yeah, but what she is being charged with is a real crime. She broke into his computer and destroyed data.
I guess if they really wanted they could crack down domestically...
Good luck though getting international jurisdiction over an online video game, especially dealing with just account deletion.
I don't think Japan nor any other country would do shit if someone outside of the country pulled something off that's so minor.
Good luck though getting international jurisdiction over an online video game, especially dealing with just account deletion.
I don't think Japan nor any other country would do shit if someone outside of the country pulled something off that's so minor.
Last edited by Icleos (2008-10-23 10:03:20)
That's wacist
