ByStunzo96
Hello folks ,
My little brother messed up. He pretended to be someone else on Snapchat and then texted a friend. Now the person has found out. Now, of course, he's scared.
What could threaten him? He won't admit it to the person. Will they be able to "track" him?
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Best regards
Good questions579
Thank you for the answer. He just kept her smalltalk he says. And his map was out.
Okay, yeah. It won’t be wild. It went cringe, but there’s nothing threatening him. If the person takes it with humor, it has no further consequences.
The police can feel everything to be restored. But why would the police follow it? Actually uninteresting in everyday life, something happens more often. It’s nothing where the police would have to turn on. Apart from it, data from an existing person has “clarified” and specified – without consent of the person. That would be punishable.
I’m gonna say that Snapchat can’t be able to track it, but it’s nothing bad in the chat now that you have to fade it around the world. Nor from the police.
If the person with whom he wrote goes to the police, they could of course look closer. I don’t know what kind of person he wrote. The person “that’s not possible, I have to do something about it” or “no matter, sponge over it. But never do it again.” Personally, it wouldn’t matter because I have better things to do/other problems than chasing someone because he wrote me with a wrong Snapchat account.
It was in Snapchat and the chat was deleted.