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Or I will be, at any rate.
The guys at the goverment renewed the Social Security/Resident Registeration Law that passed in 2006.3.24 (which stated that anyone using somebady else's national ID code to make money would be sentenced to 3 years in prison and a 10 million won fine) to include non-commercial breakings of the law.
Sooo, I was "meh" at the article in the newspaper, until I realized that back in 2001, I had joined a site with accidently typing in ******-*****51 instead of ******-*****15. It worked, and now I'm a criminal.
Now, when the law is renewed on October 10th, I'm ****ed.
I even forgot my password for the site. So I can't un-register.
And the last sentence of the article scared me more: "The Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) has its cybercrime division on full alert, as many people will likely be prosecuted."
D: D: D:
I'm thinking up excuses now, my best bet is to claim accident. I don't want needles in my fingernails.
The guys at the goverment renewed the Social Security/Resident Registeration Law that passed in 2006.3.24 (which stated that anyone using somebady else's national ID code to make money would be sentenced to 3 years in prison and a 10 million won fine) to include non-commercial breakings of the law.
Sooo, I was "meh" at the article in the newspaper, until I realized that back in 2001, I had joined a site with accidently typing in ******-*****51 instead of ******-*****15. It worked, and now I'm a criminal.
Now, when the law is renewed on October 10th, I'm ****ed.
I even forgot my password for the site. So I can't un-register.
And the last sentence of the article scared me more: "The Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) has its cybercrime division on full alert, as many people will likely be prosecuted."
D: D: D:
I'm thinking up excuses now, my best bet is to claim accident. I don't want needles in my fingernails.