Accountability or a witch hunt? Doxxing blurs the line, and it's getting more common
From viral call-outs to crowdsourced sleuthing, exposing someone's identity online can quickly have consequences far beyond the original post. Greater awareness is needed of the harm that can follow when people join in public shaming or online vigilantism.
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