
基隆一名沈姓女子租約到期仍不願搬離,經法院判決必須遷讓後,房東姪女的張姓男友將判決書及沈女身分證公開於Threads平台,遭沈女告發個資外洩,基隆地院審理後認定張男非法利用他人個人資料,觸犯個人資料保護法,判處有期徒刑2月,得易科罰金6萬元。
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沈女與簡姓房東於2024年3月簽訂租約,承租房屋至隔年4月,月租金8000元,租約到期後沈女不願搬離,導致雙方對簿公堂,基隆地院去年12月15日判決沈女敗訴,須返還房屋並賠償相關費用及訴訟費。
基隆一名沈姓女子因租約到期仍繼續居住,不願遷離與簡姓房東鬧上法院,法官判沈女必須遷讓返還房屋。簡女姪女的張姓男友得知後,竟將判決及沈女的身分證公開在社群軟體Threads,想要逼迫沈女出面處理,反而吃上官司。基隆地院近日審結,認定張男非法利用他人資料,已觸犯個人資料保護法,判處有期徒刑2月,得易科罰金。
檢警調查,沈女於2024年3月起與簡姓房東簽訂契約,承租其房屋至隔年4月,每月8千元,但租約到期後,沈女卻不願搬離,仍持續霸屋居住,鬧上法院對簿公堂。
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基隆地院於去年12月15日判處沈女敗訴須返還房屋,且須賠償相關費用及訴訟費,但沈女卻無視判決,張男決定幫女友的姑姑出一口氣,將判決書內容及沈女的身分證等資料,PO在Threads上。
沈女發現自己的個資遭張男外洩後,認為對方非法使用自己的個資,對其提出告訴。
法官審理後,認定張男非法利用他人資料,恐造成沈女個人生活私密領域被迫曝光,有遭人騷擾、不當利用風險,已經觸犯個人資料保護法中的非公務機關非法利用個人資料罪,判處有期徒刑2月,得易科罰金6萬元。

Singer Bi Shujin accused his ex-girlfriend Wu Siying and five netizens of posting untrue statements about his cheating, drunken gaffes and abandoned pets on social platforms, which constituted blatant insult and aggravated slander. After investigation, the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office concluded that Wu Siying was the person who witnessed the incident, and other netizens relied on her posts to paraphrase the comments. Although the content was harsh, it was a reasonable comment on the conduct of a public figure and did not meet the criminal threshold. Therefore, all six people were punished without prosecution.

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