Journalist or TerroristJulian Assange, an Australian editor, activist, journalist and publisher, launched the WikiLeaks website in 2006. From that point on, the site quickly came into the spotlight from all over the world. . It then became the most powerful and also the most scandalous alert “media” in the online world. WikiLeaks desecrates and violates the right to privacy, the right to accountability and confidentiality in the sharing of information and data. It also has a negative impact on governments, private sectors or businesses as well as individuals. There is also a big question of responsibility. Right to privacy, right to accountability and confidentiality are some of the rights you acquire as a citizen of the country and when these rights are violated, it is a crime. Some information such as social security number or ATM PIN and personal banking details are supposed to remain secret, otherwise someone could be persecuted and harmed. But in fact, this information can now be publicly revealed by wikileaks because they believe they have the right to do so. No organization has the right or authority to publicly disclose information that concerns the private sector. Wikileaks does not measure the risks of its publication and the effects it can cause on people. Some leaks are so personal that the affected person faces serious controversies from the company. Trauma is the consequence of these actions and it takes time to recover from it; they stay with them constantly. Likewise, some information is blocked from being made public to the world by the government. Wikileaks acted differently: the documents they leaked to the world were sensitive documents that belonged to the middle of paper......rights and freedoms guarantee the rights and freedoms set out therein only subject to reasonable limits prescribed by law and whose justification can be demonstrated in a free and democratic society. » (article 1 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms) Wikileaks does not measure the risks of its publication and the effects it can cause on people. legislation, laws and regulations are created for society to be protected and to have a better sense of responsibility. When everything is exposed to the public, chaos inevitably ensues. Wikileaks openly jeopardizes and challenges the right to privacy, the right to accountability and confidentiality of discrete information and data and also causes inconvenience to governments, private sectors and even individuals from various walks of life. after all, hacking something private is inappropriate, dangerous and illegal.