If you are a public employee, (excepting of course undercover/intelligence), CAN you truly be doxxed? Is doxxing everyday LEOs really doxxing?

[DrPepper12]

Salaries, years of service, former employees, education level, public relations inclusion, community outreach, photos, swearing in, certification, licenses, etc are ALL public info.

With a Freedom of information Act (FOIA / FOIL) request you can get their personnel records, disciplinary records TOO!

It just seems weird to me when people complain about doxxing when you're a government employee. Transparency is part of the employment, no?

LEOs are untouchable. They are gods among men.

Public employee? You work for ME! I'm your daddy/mommy!

Depends on public job. LEOs should have SOME protections for safety. I don't know what that looks like tho.

It's 2025. If ANYONE wants to dox you they CAN with little effort. Quit crying bitch 😭

Ok. Here we go libtard...

I have thoughts...

[exitseven]

Having your salary and other information public is one thing, having a crazed mob outside your house threatening your family is another thing. We should pass a law that anyone who is being doxxed should be able to shoot to kill anyone demonstrating outside their home.

[DrPepper12]

Yeah... Umm... I don't know even know how to reply to that

[exitseven]

@DrPepper12 It would certainly stop the doxxing.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

Doxxing refers to the act of publicly revealing private or sensitive information about an individual without their consent. While it’s true that public employees have certain information available through transparency laws, doxxing involves more than just accessing public records. It includes malicious intent and can lead to harassment or harm. Even with accessible public information, exposing someone’s details with ill intent can violate privacy and lead to serious consequences. Therefore, regardless of the amount of public information, doxxing remains harmful when intended to intimidate or embarrass.