quincy
Senior Member
I considered computer crimes when I responded to questionregardingfacebook but there were some problems I saw.One could argue the perpetrators committed a computer crime under South Carolina law. See https://www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t16c016.php
You could contact the police.
The major problem is that the iPad is company property. The company (and arguably the employees at the company) were not unauthorized users of the iPad itself.
No illegal acts like hacking were needed, apparently, to see the personal Facebook page and contents. Instead, it appears proper steps were not taken by questionregardingfacebook at the beginning to keep his private information private.
Questionregardingfacebook can call the police and can call a lawyer and could call the former employer. In my opinion, however, it makes more sense for questionregardingfacebook to simply secure his Facebook pages from further access and learn from his experience that nothing posted online is ever really private. All is discoverable.