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Accountability or a witch hunt? Doxxing blurs the line, and it's getting more common

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Channel News Asia 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 w
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