Invasion of Privacy? Or not?
I was texting my ex boyfriend about looking for a math tutor. He suggested I ask the smartest student in my class. I told him I did not know said student and that besides I had heard from a group of people that the smart kid was actually kind of stuck up. These messages were screenshotted and sent to the "smart kid" 3 days later from his account. He claims that it was not him. It turns out that he had given his account password (these were twitter messages) to a girl he had been talking to for some time back around Jan. However, he says he changed his passwords about 2 months ago after they had a fallout. Under his twitter apps however, there's "iPhone" listed. He does not own one. The girl does. Is this an invasion of privacy? Could I get her in serious trouble at least at school for this? We had issues last year but resolved them. Or so I thought. I have moved on but she still seems to have it out for me. So is in anyway against the law or any rule of some sort? Should I go up to her and talk to her about this? I really just want to move on without having to look over my shoulder for her.
Let it go. You kids and your electronics are going to be the ruin of everyone one of these days. Why don't you try talking instead of Tweeting everything. Once you put it out there, there's no telling where it could end up.
More teen drama over social media…
call a lawyer and see if they care
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