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The journos were doxxing his location. See pretty unethical on their part, if proven true.
by thwoeiuro23432 4y ago
The journos were doxxing his location. See pretty unethical on their part, if proven true.
- sf_rob 4y agoThe journalist were linking to an aggregator* of public FAA data of a jet that Elon may or may not be on… not “his location” *granted he had to do a tiny bit of work to counter the insufficient obfuscation the FAA allows for privacy.
- gcbirzan 4y agoNo, they weren't. They linked to Facebook and Mastodon pages that aggregated publicly available data about where his PLANE went.
- zmgsabst 4y ago…information that had previously gotten an account banned for doxxing. They thumbed their nose at a rule, got banned, and then cried about it. What am I supposed to care about, exactly?
- BryantD 4y agoGiven that the rule didn’t exist when Elon originally banned @ElonJet? I’d suggest that you care about the fact that Elon will ban anyone he wants banned, and make up a justification post-facto. If you don’t care who gets banned from Twitter, then I retract my suggestion.
- janalsncm 4y agoYou mean the FAA was doxxing him?
- SpanishBrowne 4y agothey were doxxing his location about as my as my reply is doxxing yours. what a joker.
- recursv_thnkng 4y agoElon is pulling the wool to incite his mob. He states people are doxxing his real-time location. The only people he’s banning are those that reference publicly available FAA flight data. I even think the owner of the Twitter account put the tweet on a time delay. Far from the truth.