It seems that indeed, the most famous electronic post office, can send you behind bars. And as an example but also a real fact, see what happened to one user from Massachusetts, United States of America.
An email request for friendship on the social network Google+, sent by user Thomas Gagnon to his ex-girlfriend while there was already a restraining order against him, was the reason. When his ex-girlfriend received the invitation, he went to police accusing Mr. Gagnon of violating the restraining order by sending the email. The police agreed, arrested him and jailed him to be released later on $500 bail.
So far you will tell us that there is no great news. And yet, the news is that Mr. Thomas Gagnon claimed that he did not send the email invitation, but the email itself. Google+, since we all know that the company sends invitations to gmail Your contacts (recently even made it officially known) to increase the traffic of your network.
We do not know which theory is the truth, but if Google+ acted autonomously, the otherwise otherwise sympathetic company may put you in trouble
We thank her warmly SecTeam @giorgos.
