Dorian Popa was furious after seeing photos of his report card online. The influencer said he had already spoken to his lawyer and urged whoever posted them to take them down. “Stop playing with this because it’s not normal,” the vlogger warned.

Dorian Popa noted that this is not the first time that his newsletter has appeared online.

“Some of us have taken the bed very badly, so it is very dangerous to post IDs. I do not want evil, I have never loved evil, I only want to defend myself while my bulletin is all over the Internet. I had to take some screenshots, I sent them to Dragos, my lawyer, and he can probably handle it legally, but it’s a very dangerous thing to do. I hope this message will make you think again and maybe delete the posts. Stop playing with it because it’s not normal. I will be changing my newsletter next week, it was posted a few months ago, I thought it was fine, but I am doing this story so that maybe you can calm down and put the lie in your head. Don’t play with my ballot because it’s not normal,” said Dorian Popa, as quoted by Libertatea.

The influencer stated that he does not want to harm anyone, but feels attacked by this action and is only trying to protect himself so that his personal data is no longer available to anyone.

“I understand the hatred, we are becoming Americanized, people are strong at the keyboard, but a lot of attention is paid to the use of personal data. Now I go directly to the town hall to change my ballot because a year ago someone who needed my ballot and asked for it on WhatsApp I think either gave it to a child or gave the phone to someone else and now my ballot is online. I don’t have a problem with that because I’m going to change it, but be careful who plays with this stuff because I’ve talked to a lawyer, he’s already taken the necessary legal action against the accounts that posted. I do no harm to anyone, God forbid. Far be it from me, but I have to defend myself somehow. Using someone’s data in a public space is very dangerous. Some people play with fire without realizing that they are getting burned. The fines are sensationally high,” said Dorian Popa.