Reddit Legal Advice is Insane

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• RF

  @rfmerrill · 5 months ago (edited)

  Google WILL nuke your account under certain circumstances (e.g. if they decide you&apos;re using it for sex work), and if they go that far you&apos;re not getting any of it back. <b>Don&apos;t rely on one company to hold all of your important data!!</b>

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• BI

  @biffclifton · 5 months ago

  A good 50% of LegalAdviceUK is just creative writing exercises now.

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• GE

  @GeorgIsm-u5p · 5 months ago

  It seems like the divorce one could backfire. If he&apos;s autistic and unemployed, he presumably doesn&apos;t have much income/wealth. He may end up getting half of her assets.

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• PO

  @pompe221 · 5 months ago

  The fraud divorce story reminds me of another story where the OP was a woman who was actually subpoenaed to take a paternity test despite being biologically female and unable to father children. Turns out the woman suing the OP was trying to prove that OP&apos;s male cousin was the father of her child but the cousin had completely ghosted her so she tracked down OP instead. For a further twist, OP was adopted and didn&apos;t share any DNA with that cousin.

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• FI

  @FirstnameLastname-cy3vi · 5 months ago

  With the cat one, if anyone ever steals your pet make sure you alert all the vet clinics around your and the pet sitters house, giving the cat’s appearance, microchip number and if possible the sitters names and details. Reduces the risk of someone getting your pet euthanised without your permission and vets may (emphasis on may, not all will) be able to hold your pet rather than letting the sitter take them away again if they know the animal is stolen.<br><br>This is also the case with any pet-napping or custody case of an animal. Call or email all the nearby vets.

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• BA

  @BadgerOfTheSea · 5 months ago

  The one time I did an online bet I won £50 with the free introductory bet they gave me. They then suspended my account

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• ST

  @Starfish987 · 5 months ago

  She&apos;s not planning to divide assets. She&apos;s planning to settle out of court. <br><br>The counseling isn&apos;t her backing out. She&apos;s making sure her she looks legit as possible while stressing you out<br><br>Once you turn her down she will continue to pressure and stress you until your family is willing to pay out. <br><br>Reach out to the disabled community. She&apos;s probably done this before.

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• RO

  @Robyn-ss4iy · 5 months ago

  Pet theft in the uk has just been reclassified as abduction of a family member

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• TH

  @thatcowboyrowan · 5 months ago

  The cat one makes me think that the pet sitter accidentally/intentionally killed the cat and are now trying to find a way to cover it but god I hope not

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• JE

  @JessicaRabbitStan · 5 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7LP_g7RkkM&amp;t=578">9:38</a> <br><br>Honestly this is just weird on the ‘friends’ part. Yes it’s weird, &nbsp;it if I saw something weird like that on a friends device I would just put it away and pretend it never happened. <br><br>But calling the police?<br><br>On top of that, the ‘friend’ is also trying to get her fired, straight up. There is absolutely no reason to tell the woman’s boss about this. To me, it sounds like that ‘friend’ was just looking for an excuse to ruin this woman’s life. As far as I know, it’s not illegal. Unless you could consider it against Skyrim’s policies, but I’m pretty sure that’s more of a suing situation, not a go to jail situation.

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• ON

  @OnyxUwU · 5 months ago

  I&apos;m sorry, THEY INSTALLED CAMERAS IN YOUR SCHOOL WASHROOM??

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• XS

  @xSG1969x · 5 months ago

  I work in IT and the company has been pushing the use of AI to &quot;help&quot; us. And I&apos;ll admit it is actually quite good at troubleshooting PC issues and telling us how to fix them, but it&apos;s come to the point where whenever I ask my manager a question about something I&apos;m not sure about, the first answer I get is &quot; have you asked the AI&quot;? Fuck the AI, I&apos;m not going to train something that will eventually take over my job.

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