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They redacted the PII, and I wouldn't call this doxxing to begin with.
by thisacctforreal 8y ago
They redacted the PII, and I wouldn't call this doxxing to begin with.
- agglomerative 8y agoThe point being that these would be all of the steps that go into at least one doxxing attempt. Sort of like a murderer outlining a preferred method of stalking as a how-to, but without the murder.
- samirm 8y agoSounds like you're projecting your own imagination onto an otherwise possible situation that can happen every day. Why do you think privacy is such a big issue? It's not just about companies tracking you and serving you ads, it's about shit like this. If you're not careful/aware about what you put online, don't be surprised when it comes back to bite you in the ass.
- agglomerative 8y agoGee, maybe it sounds like YOU'RE projecting, friend-o. I merely clarified an unspoken point, which is not to be confused with holding the view. Understanding a thing is not identifying with a thing. Get your head straight.
- stcredzero 8y agoDoxxing the guilty is still doxxing. Doxxing, then taking the information down is still doxxing. Until there is a trial, people still have their civil rights. Private individuals and the legislative and executive parts of our government have no business taking away people's civil rights. That's what the Civil Rights movement was about in the first place! Taking away someone's civil rights through a trial by social media is even worse than any legacy "trial by media."