Define: Connectivity

No, as long as you are not engaging in any illegal activities or violating the terms of service of the network provider.

Yes, ISPs have the right to monitor and collect data on their customers’ online activities, but they are required to follow privacy laws and regulations.

Yes, sharing copyrighted content without permission is a violation of copyright laws and can lead to legal consequences, including being sued by the copyright holder.

As the owner or operator of a website or social media platform, you may be held liable for certain content posted by others if you are aware of its illegal nature and fail to take it down.

Using someone else’s Wi-Fi without their permission is considered unauthorized access and can be a violation of the law, potentially leading to criminal charges.

If you are aware of cyberbullying or harassment being conducted through your internet connection and fail to take appropriate action, you may be held responsible for enabling such behavior.

As the owner of internet-connected devices, you are responsible for taking reasonable measures to secure them against unauthorized access or hacking attempts.

Using a VPN is legal in most countries, but it is important to ensure that you are not using it for illegal activities, such as bypassing geographic restrictions to access copyrighted content.

Online service providers have a responsibility to protect the privacy of your personal information, but it is also important for you to take precautions and understand the privacy policies of the services you use.