What Are Social Media's Responsibilities in Doxing Cases?

The video discusses the responsibility of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook in handling doxing incidents. It highlights Twitter's policies on abusive users and the consequences of doxing, including swatting and other crimes. The video examines specific cases, such as those involving public figures, and suggests that social media companies should take stronger actions to prevent harm. It emphasizes the need for clear policies to address the release of private information and the potential dangers associated with doxing.

What responsibilities do social media companies like Twitter and Facebook have in cases of doxing?

What are the types of personal information that Twitter prohibits sharing according to its terms of service?

In what ways can the release of personal information lead to harm, according to the discussion?

What is the distinction made between releasing public information and doxing?

What examples of doxing situations involving Brian Krebs are mentioned?

How does doxing lead to other crimes, as discussed in the text?

What does the speaker suggest social media companies should do regarding their terms of service?