This includes pictures and videos, address, social medias, phone numbers and workplace/location.What about family? That can literally share your last name and lead to all sorts of information through far more back-searching than "friends". You before were going on about how said family member would have to sign up to fix it, but at the very least Spatial, myself, and Inq by participation credit have been taking down family records on the same notion.
Also for pictures and videos, are you going with if it reveal more information about them than was previously known, or if it's literally a different image?Stop exposing my loopholes this is all I have left I hate you 👿👿👿
We'll add in family to this dox definition. Sure, fine. If it is something the member/victim shared has not shared themselves and is snagged off of social media by others it is considered dox.
Basically anything that is not an exact replica of what the member freely shared is considered dox.
So a photo of the same person in literally the same scene from a different angle would count as "more"?
If lets say... someone posts photos of me I didn't post myself, it'd be able to be taken down no questions asked even though I've now posted my own face multiple times?
Yes.
Because they were pictures you shared privately with someone you obviously shouldn't have trusted, and not say with the forum at large it is considered a dox. Especially since you in particular heavily filter your avatar pictures.