Just because a computer is involved, does it really make it computer fraud? Surely if you've been entrusted with information on a computer system, it should be

Just because a computer is involved, does it really make it computer fraud? Surely if you've been entrusted with information on a computer system, it should be treated in the same way as if you'd been entrusted with information on paper. They should find some other legislation more relevant to general fraud or pursue it as breach of contract if its clearly a civil matter. Computer fraud laws should be left for cases were people were never authorised to access information at all.