Obviously, not all instances of cyberstalking are as extreme as the one above. But regardless of how severe the circumstances, Internet stalking cases are still prosecuted aggressively. Some examples of cyberstalking include (but are not limited to): unwanted/unsolicited threatening or harassing emails unwanted and/or disturbing pages, instant messages, text or "sext" messages ("sexts" or "sexting" refers to sending explicit photos or messages cell phone to cell phone) posing as another person in a chat room and writing things on behalf of that individual that are intended to anger other chat room participants posting embarrassing, or humiliating information about the alleged victim posting personal information (including a phone number, address, workplace, etc.) about another person encouraging others to harass that person (the Los Angeles case referenced above, for example) logging into online accounts to empty a person's bank account or ruin a person's credit