Doxing

Public Disclosure of Private Facts - The public disclosure of private facts is a type of privacy claim that involves the dissemination of personal information that is not of legitimate public concern, and that would be highly offensive to a reasonable person. This includes the practice of "doxing" (aka "doxxing"), which refers to the act of publicly revealing private or identifying information about an individual without their consent, typically with malicious intent. This information can include addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, or other personal details, and the practice is often associated with online harassment or cyberbullying.

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Public Disclosure of Private Facts
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Doxing
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Doxxing
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Definition
The public disclosure of private facts is a type of privacy claim that involves the dissemination of personal information that is not of legitimate public concern, and that would be highly offensive to a reasonable person. This includes the practice of "doxing" (aka "doxxing"), which refers to the act of publicly revealing private or identifying information about an individual without their consent, typically with malicious intent. This information can include addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, or other personal details, and the practice is often associated with online harassment or cyberbullying.
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Translations

es-es
Divulgación pública de hechos privados
es-mx
Divulgación pública de hechos privados
fr-fr
Divulgation publique de faits privés
pt-br
Divulgação pública de fatos privados
en-gb
Public Disclosure of Private Facts
de-de
Öffentliche Offenlegung privater Fakten
he-il
חשיפה ציבורית של עובדות פרטיות
hi-in
निजी तथ्यों का सार्वजनिक खुलासा
zh-cn
公开披露私人事实
ja-jp
私的事実の公開

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