-3information network or computer hardware or similar shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding two years or a fine or both penalties. Chapter three Crimes against property, data and communications by threats or blackmail 10. Any person who uses an information network or computer hardware or similar to threaten or blackmail another person in order to induce them to perform or not to perform an act even if that act or omission is lawful shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding two years or a fine or both penalties. Fraud or impersonation 11. Any person who communicates through an information network or computer hardware or similar by fraud or using a false name or impersonation for the purpose of himself or another person taking possession of money or a bond or a signature of a bond shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding four years or a fine or both penalties. Obtaining credit card numbers or data 12. Any person who uses an information network or computer hardware or similar to obtain credit card numbers or data or similar for the purpose of using them to obtain the money or data of another person or the services that result from those data or numbers shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding five years or a fine or both penalties. Unlawful use of communications services 13. Any person who benefits unlawfully from communications services through an information network or computer hardware or similar shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding four years or a fine or both penalties. Chapter four Public order and morality offences Breach of public order and morality 14. (1) Any person who produces, prepares, creates, sends, stores or disseminates through an information network, computer hardware or similar any content breaching decency, public order or morality shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding five years or a fine or both penalties. (2) Any person who intentionally or though negligence provides or facilitates through an information network, computer hardware or similar access to content breaching decency or contrary to public order or morality shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding five years or a fine or both penalties. (3) If the act referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2) involves a juvenile, the offender shall be liable to a prison sentence not exceeding seven years or a fine or both penalties.