Comment by david_draco

5 years ago

He already responded by revealing the email and real name of the person, presumably without consent, aka doxxing.

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sunir  5 years ago

That isn’t doxxing. You have no expectation of privacy if you send a threatening letter to another person.

  • eznzt  5 years ago

    And you base that on what? At least where I live I can't even record a phone conversation without informing the other party, much less divulge it...

    • wizzwizz4  5 years ago

      Publishing the emails is copyright infringement; I don't think it's any other crime. And good luck trying to get someone for copyright infringement when you're threatening them with “slaughter”.

    • gruez  5 years ago

      Those are usually wiretap laws and only apply to voice. If you transcribe to text it's fair game.

lou1306  5 years ago

If the person in question throws death threats around, and if that's their real name and address, then doxxing is the least of their concerns...