Under the ECPA there must be intent to exceed authorization for a crime to be committed; the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)also requires such intent if the intrusion onto another person's computer stored information causes damage.

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Under the ECPA There Must Be Intent to Exceed Authorization