Doxxing

  • Doxxing refers to the deliberate publication or circulation of a person’s private or identifying information online without their consent, often with the intention of exposing, intimidating, harassing, or threatening them.
  • The information shared may include a person’s phone number, home address, workplace, photographs, location, family details, or other personal information.
  • Doxxing can expose victims to rape threats, death threats, stalking, harassment and offline violence, making it a serious online safety and privacy concern.
  • The practice can also be amplified by viral reposts, meme pages and large social media accounts, making it difficult for victims to regain control over their personal ....
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