What are the privacy implications of citizen journalism?

• Doxing, or doxxing: when your personal information. (such as your full name, home address, social insurance number, bank account information) is disclosed ... ... information or communication between persons. (4) The court may order a person convicted of violating this section to reimburse this state or a local unit ... Aug 3, 2012 ... ... informational practices of individuals and institutions across ... doxing' or 'doxxing'). More recently, journalists have been doxed ... Jul 24, 2024 ... The term dox is internet slang for “document”; doxxing is the act of sharing documents or information with the general public. Most often, ... considers the right to informational self-determination, before examines solutions to the doxing problem, including recommendations made by the Australian Law ... Jan 13, 2025 ... ... information (doxing) at much higher rates than usual. As a result, some states have enacted legislation to specifically protect election ... Sep 8, 2022 ... The organization that runs Wikipedia has also found itself targeted by Russia's propaganda drive. In March, Russia passed a law that ... This chapter examines the phenomenon of doxxing: the practice of publishing private, proprietary, or personally identifying information on the Internet, ... Oct 1, 2021 ... information is not always required in order for consumers to experience psychological harm. Such misuse may include doxing,8 cyberstalking,9 ... The retaliator may make false accusations or engage in “doxing”. — publicly revealing their personal information. The whistleblower may also need to take ...