Chapter 875: After modification: Chapter 875 Privacy
Yue Qingqing understood their feelings.
It’s not that they don’t want to handle it, but for the police, the internet currently is indeed a lawless zone.
Although they sympathized with what had happened to Yue Qingqing and believed that if such slander occurred in real life, it could indeed be seen as damage to reputation and defamation,
Once it moved online, it seed to beco particularly tricky.
Then Yue Qingqing changed her approach, “These posts contain my photos, including ones with and my classmates, and ones of training with the instructor every morning. These photos cover almost all tis, indicating that the person has been stalking continuously.”
Hearing this, a few officers nodded, their attitudes becoming much more serious.
“I don’t know what the person stalking wants to do. Now, he is slandering online, but what if soday he wants to harm physically? Isn’t it very likely he could take direct action against ?”
Looking at those photos, the officers fell into deep thought.
One finally spoke, “You’re right, we must at least find out who is stalking you.”
The dorm mates relaxed a bit, seeing that the police were willing to take action.
But Yue Qingqing felt there must be more than one person secretly photographing her.
Although she hadn’t been very vigilant due to military training occupying her mind lately, she would have noticed if there was one person continuously following her.
The next step was to find out who that person was.
But this imdiately touched on the police’s blind spots.
Most of them were in their thirties, so busy they barely had ti to eat.
They had no ti to keep up with new things like computers and the internet.
Though they knew what it was, they had never tried to catch soone through it.
After all, the internet wasn’t yet fully widespread.
Primarily, it was spreading among students.
They all felt a bit at a loss.
Just then, there was a knock on the door.
Lu Zhu opened it to find the dormitory supervisor teacher standing at the door with Zhuang Lan.
“I saw the post and guessed you might need my help.”
Lu Zhu’s eyes lit up, “Quick, co in!”
How did they forget about Zhuang Lan, a computer expert?
Zhuang Lan sat down at the computer with a serious expression, his fingers flying across the keyboard.
He really looked quite impressive.
Mi Shu watched for a while but realized she had no idea what Zhuang Lan was doing, only feeling that he seed to be invoking so code.
The officers stood beside him, staring unblinkingly at his actions.
This internet stuff was pretty fascinating.
Maybe they could learn a bit when they had so spare ti.
The governnt was promoting the need for high-tech talent. Last ti, the bureau chief even ntioned organizing so people to study computers.
But everyone thought learning sothing new would be botherso, most choosing to avoid it if they could.
Only a few recently graduated youngsters were willing to learn.
Zhuang Lan’s relentless typing seed to vent so kind of anger.
Wouldn’t anyone be angry if their sister was bullied?
However, after a while, Zhuang Lan frowned.
“I tried so thods but couldn’t get past the permissions. We still need the forum administrators or even the developers to trace the IP.”
The police didn’t quite understand these matters and could only urge, “Then go contact them now, isn’t it just that simple?”
Your school forum must be managed by people from the school, right?
To him, it seed like no big deal.
So Zhuang Lan found the contact information at the bottom of the webpage and called. The person who answered belonged to the student council.
This forum was managed by the student council.
Upon receiving Zhuang Lan’s call, the person on the other end sneered.
“Do you know what personal privacy is, classmate?”
Zhuang Lan replied coldly, “That post involves defamation and insult. Is privacy still important at this ti?”
The other voice snorted, “Defamation? Insult? Maybe the post is telling the truth. Besides, is there any law that says we must cooperate with you to check this information? If you’re that capable, find it yourself. Anyway, we must protect students’ personal privacy.”
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