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Another argument, you think a company that has a contract for hosting, just gives out the data of their customers to any random guy out there cause he asked?
Seriously now, thats not how contracts work, its something called ''Seller,provider,etc .. to client privacy''.
Just as a lawyer doesnt discuss with others about his clients case, or a doctor doesnt disclose to other random peopl information about a patient, same way a hosting company doesnt give away names, addresses, phone numbers to a random person.
Such things are disclosed to an authority organ, like the police, in the case they need it in a case, and have a warrant.
First off, I did not ask for it, and second the Facebook account that you are most likely referring to was created within a 5 mile perimeter of the originating IP address of his home address. The info for his home, and phone were taken, not necessarily given to me from the hosting company on a "Hi how are you doing I need this guys info" basis. So discussing law to me is not going to change the fact that I got his info. And Ren, it is his info and it is his picture, because there are no other Ulrich Kunaths within 20 miles of where he lives, and I doubt someone would drive out of their way to mask their IP address to make a FB account.
All the facts support each other, saying that he wont give you the info does not mean that I cannot get it just cause he wont give it to you.
I know first hand, that when you are online, you should operate under the assumption that someone can see everything your doing. Wether there are laws against it or not, does not change anything.