Tenants in the state of Missouri need a "Tenants's bill of rights"to include
1) Tenants in apartment complexes [multi-family dwellings] privately owned [and possibly government owned also] if U S citizens, do not waive their Constitutional rights under U S law, when they sign a lease in Missouri.
2) Tenants in Missouri have the Constitutional right to be free of illegal search and seizure of the contents of their apartments, their telephones, their computers/laptops/chromebook [laptops by google]/ their watches, their tablets, their routers and their online accounts' content and money; and their financial accounts the tenant creates by photography, artist's skills, i.t. skills,tenant's money or resources, and by any method.
3) Tenants should have legal recourse if landlord and or 3rd party management company enters premises and steals tenant's belongings, content off web, content off phones, or uses tenant's phone to steal tenant's accounts, or steals tenant's name, selfies, photos, words, and/or sticks on it label of "real estate". Tenants should have legal recourse if revolving door "manager" calls police to intimidate lawful tenant trying to pay rent at apartment complex's office.
4) If landlord or 3rd party management company offers perq to entice tenant to lease of "free internet with payment of rent" that free internet is for the tenant's use and does not constitute a "back door" into tenant's accounts on the web,nor into tenant's telephone(s), nor a surveillance tool for 3rd party management company to spy on tenant in tenant's apartment including bedrooms or bathrooms.
5) Neither landlord nor 3rd party management company has legal authority to contact any of tenant's telephone accounts, nor insurance providers, nor banks other than at time of application as allowed by laws to confirm identity of tenant. After tenant moves in, neither landlord nor 3rd party management company owns "tenant" nor tenant's belongings, nor tenant's furniture, nor tenant's photos, nor tenant's online content, nor tenant's name, nor tenant's bank accounts including saving, checking or credit card accounts, nor tenant's telephones/computers/routers/tablets/watches/possessions. Tenant does not become a "ward" of the 3rd party management company nor the landlord. Tenant's front room or dining room or kitchen,or bathrooms, or bedrooms, or hallways, or food supplies or other supllies, or photos, or art, or furnishings does not belong to landlord nor 3rd party management company under any circusmstances. Nor does tenant's apartment become an "unofficial office" of landlord nor 3rd party management company. Neither landlord nor 3rd party management company is authorized to access tenant's devices while in tenant's apartment for "maintenance purposes".
6) That neither landlord nor 3rd party management company has any legal authority to enter tenant's apartment without 24 hrs notice in advance of entering except in bona fide emeergency such as building on fire.
7) Tenants who refuse to waive constitutional rights to privacy, secure dwelling and right to freedom of speech, faith, politiical opinions under the U S Constitution cannot be denied a lease renewal, nor be penalized financially. Missouri is part of the United States and citizens born in state of Georgia have same Constitutional rights in Missouri as in Georgia. U S citizens retain all Constitutional liberties of First, fourth, fifth amendments and of all clauses of Constitution and all other amendments as well especially including the Constitutional right of due process. Moving to Missouri does not negate the First Amendment rights of citizens. Therefore, neither landlord nor 3rd party management company can illegally spy on tenant's computer, steal photos, or content from it,nor hack into tenant's telephones, electronic devices, nor remove them to connect them to their office equipment, nor claim tenant's telephones/computers/tablets/watches/tablets/laptops/ink supply/ art supplies/printer/ routers tenant had to buy to have "free internet" service [when other tenants were provided a free router] as belonging to 3rd party management company nor landlord nor i.s.p. of landlord.
8) Neither landlord nor 3rd party management company has any legal authority to remove anything from tenant's apartment.
9) Neither landlord nor 3rd party management company has any right to access tenant's emails, nor phone text messages, nor telephone call logs and read them or use them.
10) Neither landlord nor 3rd party management has any legal authority to provide real estate agents the keys to apartments that are rented.
11) Tenants have the right in the law to not have their physical address posted to Facebook, or any other platform without written permission of tenant, by any landlord nor 3rd party management company nor bank, nor financial business, nor commercial business.
12) Tenants have the right to use internet provided to them with their rent to order on line and products ordered belonged to tenant not landlord nor 3rd party management company.
13) Neither landlord nor 3rd party management company, nor locksmiths have any legal authority to declare an unknown man to be tenant's "husband"and open tenant's door for him. I am referring to myself in all situations and I am divorced since Oct 2007 and live alone and they know that.
14) Neither landlord nor 3rd party maangement company has any authority to hire locksmith to unlock padlocked areas, safes, locked boxes of tenants. Tenants have the right to be secure in their dwellings and papers as Constitutional right.
15) Neither landlord nor 3rd party management has legal authority to use tenant's apartment as their own when tenant is out of town. Nor does landlord nor tenant have the right to eat food of tenants nor remove supplies in tenant's apartment.
16) Tenant should have the right to know BEFORE they sign lease who owns their apartment building and apartment and who has a real estate license if it is managed by a 3rd party company. Secret landlords are usually bad landlords and tenants should not have to endure them in order to have a place to live.
17) Tenants have the legal right to use legal tender, including bank checks, to pay their rents and landlord and or 3rd party management company must be available for tenant to pay rent on day landlord says rent is due, without tenant having to travel miles away to pay rent to person to get proper receipts. Tenants cannot be forced to pay with "digital money" via unsafe, insecure internet. Legal tender is still the law of the land.
18) Tenants have the constitutional right if they are U S citizens to recieve their U S mail and not have it intercepted by landlord nor 3rd party real estate "managment company". U S postal carrier should put all tenant's mail into locked mailbox and U S mail carrier and tenant should have only keys to U S mail. If/when tenants move the U S mail carrier should pick up any mail in locked mailbox of tenant who moved. The landlord and or 3rd party manager should not have access to tenants'mail.
19) That tenants with a handicap cannot be charged more per month nor more "security deposit" and fees to have an apartment.
20) Landlords and/ or 3rd party management company's employees should be required to pass background checks since they handle money, confidential info, and have landlord's key to all apartments. If they are dishonest it affects entire complex.
I have lived in this same apartment since 1Oct2018 and I have paid my rents on time every time even when I had to travel 2 miles away to do so. I bought all equipment, furnishings, possessions; and all telephones/computers/tablets/laptops/routers in this apartment except the one cell phone my daughter Leigh bought for me in 2007 as emergency. I brought everything into this apartment with help of moving company, my daughter Leigh and her husband. I pay my bills on time when my bank accounts are not hijacked via fraud and identity theft. Even in those events I have managed by having a "plan B, and C" at all times. Just griping has not accomplished results so I am writing this open letter to the Missouri Legislature asking them to create a Tenant's bill or rights. I have resided in Missouri since Oct 2009, first in Columbia Missouri from Oct 2009-Sept 23, 2018, and then in Springfield Missouri since 23Sept 2018. I had to keep my furniture on moving truck for 8 days and pay an additional hundred bucks/day for that, before I was allowed to move into apartment that was vacant [and approved for me] on 23rd Sept 2018.
Also, for the state of Missouri this info:
1) Malware takes over Android phones:
[Quote} "The malware hides its nefarious activities by using a black screen overlay, setting brightness to zero and activating a “no interruption” mode to disable notifications. To the phone’s owner, it appears as though the phone is switched off, letting criminals exploit your phone and the information within....
On top of this, Octo also features a keylogger, alongside a number of scary abilities including blocking push notifications, intercepting SMS messages, disabling sound, locking the home screen, launching applications, starting remote access sessions, and sending SMS messages to specific phone numbers.... There are multiple ways for an Android device to be exposed to Octo. The main one involves the malware masquerading as a legitimate app on Google Play,...
So keep the number of apps on your phone to a minimum and only install apps from trusted sources — even if the app comes from Google Play. Since malware can bypass Google’s Play Protect, the only real security you have is from constant vigilence"[End quote]
https://www.tomsguide.com/news/octo-android-malware-can-take-over-your-phone-how-to-protect-yourself?/...
...6:48am;12Apr2022
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Posted by me Gloria Poole, who has a registered nurse license [R.N.] in state of Missouri but my original RN license was issued by Georgia. I also create art, photograph extensively, write, create, blog. and did tweet until my Twitter accounts were suspended for no reason [being prolife when twitter was trying rig election for prodeath candidates]. I also have a business degree from the University of Georgia. I am using my own computer/keyboard,mouse,router, wired internet [that falsely puts initials of my 2nd exhusband criminal stalker as bookends to intimidate and frighten me off it which always fails to accomplish that], and my own skills and knowledge. I can be verified by the Missouri Dept of Motor Vehicles, the Missouri State Board of Nursing and the U S State Department .
