Intellectual theft occurs when the actions or ideas of another person are exploited or used without their permission or without giving the appropriate credit. This type of theft can occur in many areas such as technology, art, literature, and even business. In the case of programmers and developers, intellectual theft may include the exploitation of code, applications or innovative ideas without the consent of the original owner or creator.

Intellectual rights include copyrights, patents, and trademarks, which are intended to protect the rights of individuals and companies in their work and ideas. When these rights are stolen by insurance or finance companies, the developer or creator may suffer financial losses and damage his professional reputation.

Steps you can take to raise your voice and defend your rights as a developer:

1. Receive legal advice: If you believe that your intellectual rights have been infringed, you should consult a lawyer who specializes in intellectual property law.

2. Documentation of evidence: You must have evidence showing how your ideas or work were exploited or stolen, such as contracts, emails, or any other documents that prove that you are the original owner.

3. File a lawsuit: If the problem is not resolved in an amicable manner, you can turn to the judiciary to file a lawsuit against the company or entity that exploited your business without your permission.

4. Raising awareness: You can use social media platforms or media to raise awareness about what happened, especially if you think this issue is about a larger community of developers or people with disabilities.

By participating in technology centers such as Microsoft Tech Center, the International Developer Center, and Google experts, as well as partnerships with Cisco, you have a strong base to defend your rights and restore your intellectual property.