I sold my old laptop for ₹10,000 to someone. While I was away, he got my call details from my service provider and called everyone in my contact list, threatening them. When I returned and turned on my phone, he called me saying the laptop stopped working after just three days and demanded a replacement. I offered to give him the money back if he returns the laptop in the same condition I sold it to him.
1. Can he take legal action against me?
2. Can I do anything about him getting my call history?
3. Does this fall under cybercrime?
Best Answer
1. He can’t take legal action against you for the laptop malfunctioning unless you had prior knowledge of the issue or misrepresented its condition.
2. You can file a complaint with your service provider and the police as obtaining your call details without consent is a violation of privacy.
3. Yes, obtaining your call history without consent and using it to harass others constitutes cybercrime.
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