What should I do if a man posts my photos or profile from Universe Club online or elsewhere? Will Universe Club take any action to address it?

Any male member of Universe Club can view the photos and profiles, even if the woman hasn’t made them an offer. So even if you suspect this person, I don’t think it would be easy to hold them legally responsible for posting your information online. As Mac-san mentioned, there might be grounds if they sent you a LINE message beforehand saying something like, “I’m going to expose you online,” but… That said, it’s virtually impossible to identify you from your profile alone, photos aside. Women who are particularly concerned about being recognized and facing problems at work tend to blur their photos.

Since this violates the club’s membership terms, you should report him to the club. That said, I doubt it would necessarily lead to forced expulsion. You should probably consult a lawyer as well. It might fall under defamation or infringement of portrait rights—or something along those lines, I’m not sure. What was that man’s goal in the first place? Copying someone’s profile and posting it online is easy, but it still takes effort, and even an amateur would understand that they could potentially be held criminally liable for it, so I don’t think someone would do it casually. Maybe he had a clear motive, such as retaliating because he was extremely upset about something she did. I once came across a woman in a different club from Universe Club who was later being attacked online, and I remember thinking that there must have been other victims too. In any case, I assume you did nothing wrong and simply happened to encounter a malicious member. I’m sorry you had such bad luck. To reiterate, my answer is as stated in the opening paragraph. Taro

It depends on the situation. Rather than posting in a public forum where you can’t explain where or how you were exposed, it would be better to discuss it privately with the staff.