is there a correlation between internet and crime?
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There is a correlation when a copy  cat crime happens.\nAlso, when the internet is offering violent games there could be related incident to a crime.  Kindest regards.
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This may not be exactly what you are looking for but check it out: http://www.whois.sc/internet-statistics/
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There have always been the crimes you listed. People have just been informed of resources and that the crimes are reportable. It just appears as if there is more crime. BUT actually-the population of the world does increase.
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What information do you want the flow chart to show?\n\nIs it the type of cyber crime agains the number of incidences?
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using priated software is crime.\nnot reporting this crime is also a crime.\nu can contact cyber police station\nor the software vendor itself.
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Any connection to the internet can, however it's not as easy as most people think and would only be done for an outstanding reason, unless your talking general spyware most people have that track data for use in advertising and marketing.
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They can do it because "Craigslist" is not responsible and no law enforcement agency has jurisdiction over crimes committed in "cyber space."  Our concepts of jurisdiction have not yet evolved to encompass acts done where there is no location for the action.  The F.B.I. could probably prosecute, but it is not worth the effort since they would have to find a way to PROVE beyond a reasonable doubt what "100 roses" really meant and what services were really being offered.
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Does it matter? The Internet is everywhere...
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yes i think it is. i had a man in my life that was obsessed with others on the internet
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Cybercrime laws regulate internet and gaming on computers wherein violations have corresponding penalties depending upon the gravity of the offense.
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I'm assuming you are talking about child pornography.  If that is the case, contact your local or district prosecuting attorney's office.  They should have a division that deals with cyber crimes.\n\nThey will point you in the right direction there.  You would not prosecute them, the state would.
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Any crime where the primary contact or criminal activity is done through the Internet, e-mail, or some other form of online activity. Examples include e-mail phising and phreaking, the Nigerian scam, and online child predation.
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Try going on the FBI's website, and click crime statistics.
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http://www.cityrating.com/crimestatistics.asp\n\nhttp://www.homestore.com/Move/Tools/CrimeLab.asp?gate=aoldci&source=a10500&poe=homestore\n\ntwo useful tools
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It seems unlikely that the internet is self-aware, and therfore, it is unlikely that it can "know" anything.  I'm sure there is information generated by various processes that no human has seen, but I doubt that much of it has any real meaning apart from its involvment in computer processes.\n\nPS. No one is two words.
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Sounds like a scam.\n\nContact the FBI.  If the Internet was involved, report it to their Internet crimes unit.
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Absolutely not!!! It can be hacked or intercepted by the government without warrant. Treat the Internet as if it were a sidewalk and say just what you would say and do there.