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No Returns Can Be Made Without Accepting Any Reason.

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It is forbidden to share the products with a third party, even if it is your partner or friend. If we notice this, we will report you in the designated forum and create a post about it. When you buy something, you accept this. Otherwise, you accept liability.

(instagram ban method) / (whatsapp ban method) products are never fully guaranteed. No one can offer a 100% guaranteed ban service. So keep that in mind when purchasing

We will ignore this if you declare Techniques Not Working After Purchase, We get at least (5 vouch) and hundreds of Positive reps for each Technique. It is impossible for the techniques not to work. You can get Special support for the parts you can't, but don't try to get a refund by saying that it doesn't work.

In VCC Method, 3D verification may appear only on Turkish VCCs in some cases. To recover this, you need to go to sites that do not have 3D verification.

If you have any questions before purchasing an E-BOOK, please contact us. Even if no technique requires additional investment or skill, sometimes changes may occur. In general, in these cases, although we make adjustments to the product description, do not hesitate to ask.

You can solve the parts that you have difficulty or cannot do with special support, but it is usually impossible to experience difficulties because every detail is explained step-by-step on the e-book.

We do not support products sold by people who sell products through second party (piracy) channels. Purchases from people other than cto/milyar and @milyarcto are not accepted. Officially sold products comply with methodshop.cc rules. If you bought a product, check the rules of methodshop.cc.

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***Legal Responsibility in Education: The Legal Framework of Information Sharing

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**In today’s digital world, online education platforms provide individuals with opportunities to gain knowledge and develop skills in various fields. Training in cryptocurrency, cybersecurity, social media management (SMM), and accounting enhances professional growth but also brings certain legal considerations. However, providing such education does not make the instructor or institution legally responsible for the actions of the participants.

In the United States and many other countries, information sharing and educational activities fall under the protection of Freedom of Speech. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution safeguards individuals' rights to access and share knowledge. However, this freedom does not extend to promoting illegal activities. For example, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA, 18 U.S.C. § 1030) criminalizes unauthorized computer access but does not prohibit ethical cybersecurity training.

The legal responsibility of education providers lies in maintaining a clear distinction between informing and inciting illegal actions. U.S. courts, in cases such as United States v. Ross Ulbricht, have ruled that if information directly facilitates illegal activities, liability may arise. However, as long as educational content remains purely theoretical and does not encourage criminal behavior, instructors are exempt from legal responsibility.

Similarly, the European Convention on Human Rights (Article 10) protects the right to information while allowing restrictions in cases that threaten public security. For instance, under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union, teaching data protection practices is lawful, but instructing unauthorized data access techniques is prohibited.

Regarding cryptocurrency education, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulates digital assets as investment tools. However, training that provides only technical knowledge without offering financial advice is considered legal. Instructors should clearly state that they do not provide investment recommendations and that participants must conduct their own research.

In conclusion, education providers are only responsible for teaching, and they are not liable for the misuse of the knowledge shared. However, it is essential that educational content does not encourage illegal activities and that students are explicitly informed about the importance of adhering to legal frameworks. As long as educators remain within legal boundaries, sharing knowledge is not a crime, and this right is protected by both national and international laws.**