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Likewise, property records is a public resource (at least where I'm from), but it would still be considered doxxing to post someones address you found via publi
by IncreasePosts 2y ago
Likewise, property records is a public resource (at least where I'm from), but it would still be considered doxxing to post someones address you found via public records.
- gruez 2y ago>but it would still be considered doxxing to post someones address you found via public records. "doxxing" doesn't have a clear definition. It could mean anywhere between "posting personal information, however obtained" and "posting non-public personal information", which makes this statement questionable.
- 15155 2y agoWhat is "doxxing," legally? I'm not aware of any statutes in the United States that codify or prohibit "doxxing." Europe might have something to say on this matter, but in the United States, "doxxing" is just a colloquialism: it's not a crime. Private companies are welcome to prohibit this behavior from areas under their dominion if that's desirable, but no civil nor criminal action may be levied against someone disclosing truthful, publicly-available information.