About this site
Stop Doxing helps people make their personal information harder to find and share. It's free to read.
Your privacy on this site
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How this site is funded
Stop Doxing is free to use and is provided for the benefit of the public. We do not accept donations at this time, and we have no sponsors. If that changes, we will disclose it on this page.
- We do not run advertising.
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How we check facts
- Every fact on a page has a numbered source at the bottom.
- We use dictionaries, government websites, state bars, and research groups. When we describe a company's settings or tools, we use that company's own help pages. We don't use news stories or opinion pieces.
- Each page shows the date we last checked it.
What we don't do
- We don't give legal advice. We can't tell you whether a law applies to you. A licensed lawyer in your state can.
- We don't take sides on politics.
- We can't promise that no one can find you. Our goal is to make it harder.
The help box at the top of every page
The "Get help" box links to these organizations' own websites, which describe the help they offer.1,2
Sources
- VictimConnect Resource Center, National Center for Victims of Crime. "Get Help." victimconnect.org
- Cyber Civil Rights Initiative. "CCRI Crisis Helpline." cybercivilrights.org