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Why does the US still not have any regulation against doxing?
Sept. 10, 2023, 12:53 p.m. | /u/Ancient_Draft3319
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Victims of doxing often have no recourse because websites aren't forced to remove it (as they are protected by the outdated Section 230). Moreover, a nationwide doxing legislation is necessary so people in all states are protected by doxers from other states and in foreign jurisdictions.
It's 2023, almost 30 years since the widespread advent of the …
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