Claims made by a Korean internet user alleging that actress Lee Yoo Bi has been illegally filming and hacking them recently sparked controversy online. 

The unverified allegations were made in a post entitled 'Actress Lee Yoo Bi is Committing Illegal Filming Crimes' on Nate Pann on October 5th. The poster, who remains anonymous, alleged that they had been a victim of illegal filming and mobile phone hacking by the actress over the past three years.

The unnamed poster stated, "I have been a victim of illegal filming and mobile phone hacking by actress Lee Yoo Bi. It has been going on for three years. I believe she did this because she was stressed after being dumped by her ex-boyfriend. She tarnished my reputation, labeling me as a mistress to those around me."

The poster continued, "I have never met Lee Yoo Bi or her ex-boyfriend.  Lee Yoo Bi knew my personal information and harassed me by falsely accusing me. Not only did she hack my phone, but she also shared the information with fellow celebrities on the drama set."

The poster mentioned, "I reported this to the police twice in April, but my complaints were not taken seriously. I heard there was a confession during police interrogation, but they dragged it out for three months and then closed the investigation, turning it into false information."

Netizens who read the post responded with comments such as, "If you have schizophrenia, take your medication," "Why should we believe (you) without any evidence?" "Why would Lee Yoo Bi do such a thing to you?" "Is this even logical?" "This is just another form of online harassment," and more.

In response, the poster defended themself, saying, "Some people are clouding the issue by mentioning schizophrenia, but I wrote about my experiences truthfully. If there are eyewitness accounts, I will sue those who called me schizophrenic. While I have been diagnosed with panic disorder and depression, I do not have schizophrenia."

Some find this response unsettling. This is because the post only contains the author's claims without any supporting evidence. Moreover, it seems highly unlikely that Lee Yoo Bi, who is active as a celebrity in Korea, would engage in such behavior against an ordinary person.

Despite the author's rebuttal, netizens commented, saying, "Imagine how scared Lee Yoo Bi would be if she reads this," "Please go to a mental hospital," "Severe schizophrenia," "Is Lee Yoo Bi some professional hacker?" "Lee Yoo Bi's life isn't easy either I guess," "This is so frustrating," and "Who would believe this after reading it?"

Currently, the post has garnered over 200,000 views and continues to attract significant attention.