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What do you think the cops are gonna do about it?

• petee 3y ago
  Obviously nothing if it doesn't get reported.
• acdha 3y ago
  Prosecute them? It’s not 1994, most countries have a track record of prosecuting internet crime.
  • gruez 3y ago
    And what if the perpetrator is half way around the world?
    • acdha 3y ago
      Is T-Mobile is signing commercial contracts with random strangers around the world, that seems like a bigger problem.
  • NavinF 3y ago
    Are you serious? My real name is in my profile; Try filing a police report saying that I engaged in "phishing, smishing, and social engineering". I think you'll find that nothing happens. I can give you some fake evidence if you wanna be extra convincing, but your report will still end up in the junk pile along with the rest
    • acdha 3y ago
      Now try what we’re talking about here: a large business reporting a customer for criminal misuse of their service.
      • NavinF 3y ago
        Every service provider does that every day. It's just a formality, everyone knows it has no effect
        • acdha 3y ago
          I guess I’ve hallucinated the prosecutions in the news.
          • vuln 3y ago
            Could you link these prosecutions for the sending of phishing text messages. My googlefu is coming up short. Thanks!