> IMO, the only defense against doxing is to dox yourself. Doxing is just a form of intimidation, after all, usually done by people who think publicizing some "secret information" will be taken as a vague threat. Make the information public and you remove their ammunition.
> To me, the best defense against a troll is being completely nonchalant and not giving a shit what they do. Hacked my accounts? Oh well, it's just an account, i'll make another. Sent me death threats? Hey, life is short and we all die some time.
I am clearly a little less nonchalant than you. But I don't feel all that inclined to publicly post my home address or my kid's school address or scout camp location.
> To me, the best defense against a troll is being completely nonchalant and not giving a shit what they do. Hacked my accounts? Oh well, it's just an account, i'll make another. Sent me death threats? Hey, life is short and we all die some time.
I am clearly a little less nonchalant than you. But I don't feel all that inclined to publicly post my home address or my kid's school address or scout camp location.