Common sense of life safety

Nowadays, the Internet has become an important link for strangers to make friends. However, this has also caused many problems. Some people may fall in love at first sight after meeting netizens, so they often call their families and work units to harass or even directly entangle them, which has a great impact on the normal life and work of their families and colleagues.

In addition to making friends, netizens should be cautious and pay attention to personal and property safety. Many things may happen unexpectedly. If you don't want to associate with this netizen, but the other person pesters you until you can't stand the harassment, it's up to the law to protect your legitimate rights and interests.

According to Article 22 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security, anyone who threatens the safety of others, interferes with their normal life or infringes on their personal rights by writing threatening letters or other means, but the case is not serious enough for criminal punishment, shall be detained for less than 15 days, fined for less than 200 yuan or given a warning. In addition, according to the General Principles of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and Article 134 of the General Principles of the Civil Law, netizens can be required to stop the infringement, eliminate the influence and make an apology.

Now that you have decided to solve the problem through law, you must have relevant evidence to prove that netizens have violated your legitimate rights and interests. Generally speaking, there are three types of evidence of netizens' harassment: 1, repeatedly receiving harassing text messages from the other party; 2. The call record of the other party calling his own phone; People around you prove that you have been directly entangled by netizens many times. When the netizen harasses again, you can call the police in time and he will be punished accordingly.