Wow, not gonna lie, pretty impressed by the internet sleuths who tracked things down in the video: https://m.imgur.com/a/oxjd8lU .
Also pretty impressed people have that much time on their hands (as I say posting some random comment into the ether).
Also pretty impressed people have that much time on their hands (as I say posting some random comment into the ether).
He might well contract someone to edit together his videos.
Impressive amounts of desire to do something meaningful, anything, no matter what, as long as it feels meaningful, that drives people to even begin digging into stuff like this.
I guess that means the leisure society is a lot closer than I thought?
Literally doxxing people is very scary.
Taking away someone's civil rights through a trial by social media is even worse than any legacy "trial by media."
Obviously it's not pleasant to have your public information shared like this, and I'm not saying that it should have happened, I just don't understand what you're trying to say.
That imgur album was shared by a reporter, Matt Novak from Gizmodo. It is private and was not widely shared until he decided to post it in his reporting.
If you want to be mad at anyone for doxing, look to Mark Rober for being sloppy in his editing and Matt Novak for posting a link to that private gallery.