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Breach of privacy
A privacy breach that happens online might relate to information which is either true or untrue. Cases of a breach of privacy that this firm has handled include breaches of privacy in relation to information regarding sexual orientation, doxing, mental health, extra marital relationships, political beliefs, drug use, sexual acts and many more topics.
If you feel uncomfortable about information which is published about you online because you believe that the information is private and therefore published in breach of your privacy, this is most likely because the information is in fact private in nature. Whilst traditionally, breach of privacy used to be the favourite activity of tabloid journalists, it now occurs by regular internet users.
Breach of privacy is often a favourite way of venting frustration by Our highly experienced lawyers stop publications of an internet articles, which are published in breach of privacy. Removing articles from the internet which had been published in breach of privacy, is often delicate matters, which must be handled with care and attentiveness.
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