Definitely yes. Such action can be considered both a crime violating the protection of information (Art. 267 of the Criminal Code) and an infringement of personal rights protected by the Civil Code (Art. 24 of the Civil Code). It’s worth taking a look at this article – it explains well what can happen for violating personal rights: https://www.legalniewsieci.pl/aktualnosci/co-grozi-za-naruszenie-dobr-osobistych
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·1 year agoDefinitely yes. Such action can be considered both a crime violating the protection of information (Art. 267 of the Criminal Code) and an infringement of personal rights protected by the Civil Code (Art. 24 of the Civil Code). It’s worth taking a look at this article – it explains well what can happen for violating personal rights: https://www.legalniewsieci.pl/aktualnosci/co-grozi-za-naruszenie-dobr-osobistych