Intimate Images Legal Protection

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Hi ****,
I understand your concern. In Ontario, sharing intimate images without consent is illegal under the Criminal Code of Canada.
- It's an offense to share or distribute intimate images without the person's consent.
- You can report this to the local police.
Would you like information on how to proceed with a police report?

Hi ****,
Thank you for the additional information. It's important to address this situation promptly. In Ontario, sharing intimate images without consent is a serious offense. Here are the steps you can take:
- Report the incident to the local police.
- Gather any evidence you have (messages, screenshots, etc.).
- Consider seeking a restraining order.
Would you like contact information for the local police or further assistance?

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To seek a restraining order in Ontario, follow these steps:
*. Visit your local courthouse to obtain the necessary forms.
*. Complete the forms detailing your situation.
*. Submit the forms to the courthouse.
*. Attend a court hearing where a judge will review your case.
Would you like contact information for the nearest courthouse?

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Hello ****,
Yes, viewing child pornography is illegal in Ontario and across Canada. Under the Criminal Code of Canada:
- Possessing child pornography is illegal.
- Accessing child pornography is illegal.
- Distributing child pornography is illegal.
Would you like more information on the specific legal consequences or how to report such activities?