As prosecuting site owners, if not specified the passport data to the domain?

If the person indicated "left" passport data for the domain name and then engages in illegal activity on this domain as it can "calculate" public service?

With regards to illegal activities, whether the "donation" (donation) players in exchange for virtual game values, illegal activity?
And if you provide web-hosting, not officially registering: buying a domain (even putting correct passport data) and putting the site, the this way held accountable?
July 9th 19 at 11:05

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July 9th 19 at 11:07
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If the person indicated "left" passport data for the domain name and then engages in illegal activity on this domain as it can "calculate" public service?

You can not calculate, but to razdelyat domain in the pretrial order.

If you attract attention, the authorities make a request to the Registrar domain.
If the receptionist is not your personal data, confirmed by the scan of the passport (UNVERIFIED), the Registrar asks you for registration email. If in a short time they will not do this, the domain can be razdelyau. The Registrar may razdelyat domain and without asking you to confirm the data, if the domain was UNVERIFIED at the time of the request.

With regards to illegal activities, whether the "donation" (donation) players in exchange for virtual game values, illegal activity?

Yes, because you do not pay tax on income that is not registered as an entrepreneur/organization.

I assume you are hosting the server is already existing online game, and you are not the author/developer of the game client.
The bearer of a copyright can sue you in the court: copyright infringement, lost profits, intellectual property theft, illegal modification of the program.

In the UK, the condition of responsibility in respect of illegal entrepreneurship is major damage to citizens, organisations or the state or the generation of income in large size. Income in the large size or large damage is deemed or income in an amount exceeding one million five hundred thousand rubles.
But it is possible that the claim of copyright will include an assessment of your income provided by the plaintiff, looks like in terms of offensive responsibility.
Is it possible to identify the person who engaged in such illegal activity on the Internet? And if he uses protective technical means (VPN, etc.)? - Ofelia72 commented on July 9th 19 at 11:10
And if I was from Antarctica engaged in such fraud in the Internet? - Ofelia72 commented on July 9th 19 at 11:13
: Little things that leave traces, actually a lot.
If you eliminate all-all the ways to leave a mark, you can do almost anything. One VPN is not enough. Must be eligible clients and best practices for security. Let's see on what principle does the distribution Tails and why it is disabled by default many features and how to dovelocity the rest. - Carli commented on July 9th 19 at 11:16
: Understanding of the internal structure of web services/applications with which you want to work with makes the process conceal more predictable. - Carli commented on July 9th 19 at 11:19
If a person is not a resident of the Russian Federation, but shows illegal activity in the Internet, what kind of laws it will be punished? - Ofelia72 commented on July 9th 19 at 11:22
: Depends on the severity of the crime.
Something serious may go to the international search, although many countries do not have extradition treaties with each other, you need to watch a particular case.

If you do everything right, to find the ends will be difficult. - Carli commented on July 9th 19 at 11:25
July 9th 19 at 11:09
State.the bodies of such people is not very interesting, because a lot of people involved in illegal online, but if You have a very large income and You'll transfer to the electronic purse, one of the main methods of detection, You're going to pay the fine or call back to something!

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