My question involves criminal law for the state of: Arizona
I had a friend use my cell to access his facebook and through no action of my own, his password was saved on my phone. I was later able to access his private messages on facebook and saved a picture of my cell screen with one of the messages about myself that he sent to another person.
Was that illegal since I did not hack his account?
If not, would it be illegal to share the photo of my screen with the message clearly displayed?
After a nasty break up and him spreading multiple lies about me, this message would clearly show that he is the one lying and I am not lying, as he has accused me of doing.
Edited to add: I had not intended to access his account when I did so, but once in there, couldn't resist looking around. I know it is unethical, but that is not the question. Is it illegal? I clicked on MY link to MY facebook and his account came onto my screen since he was the last one to use my cell to visit the site the day before. There was no original intent to access the account, and there was no phishing for passwords, etc.

