Exposing wrongs or crossing lines? The legal risks of online shaming explored

Lui says that identity information is defined broadly under Section 507G and it includes names, photographs, phone numbers, addresses, vehicle numbers, workplaces, family details, or anything that can identify a person. — Freepik

So you found out your long-time ­partner cheated, or someone stole your parking spot at the mall on a weekend. You’re angry, upset, and you have the ‘receipts’ – what Internet users call ­digital evidence – to help validate your claims.

It could be a dashcam clip, screenshots of intimate conversations, or incriminating photos.