In cybercrime cases, examples of using stolen ID information to conduct illegal activities include: 1. **Identity theft**: Criminals use another person’s ID information to apply for credit cards, loans, or open bank accounts to commit financial fraud. 2. **Opening fake accounts**: Using another person’s ID information to register multiple accounts on various social media platforms, email services, or e-commerce websites to commit online fraud, post false information, and other activities. 3. **Tax evasion or money laundering**: Using another person’s ID information to open an account or set up a company to hide illegal sources of income, conduct money laundering activities, or evade taxes. 4. **Health insurance fraud**: Using another person’s identity information to obtain medical services or health insurance claims, causing victims to lose benefits or bear high bills. 5. **Rental fraud**: Using stolen identity information to rent a house or vehicle, and then sublet, sell, or mortgage it. 6. **Mobile phone or Internet service fraud**: Applying for a mobile phone number or Internet service to engage in illegal communications or online activities. 7. **Applying for social benefits**: Criminals use another person’s identity information to apply for government benefits, unemployment benefits, or other social assistance. These activities not only infringe upon personal privacy and rights, but may also lead to financial losses and damage to reputation. When victims discover that their identity information has been stolen, they should report it to the relevant agencies in a timely manner and take measures to protect their credit and identity security.