What Are The Ethics Of Sharing Scammers’ Real Names?

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It is up to the Bitcoin community to self-police by any means necessary, even if that means doxxing scammers and sharing their names with the world.This is an opinion editorial by Robert Hall, a Bitcoin pleb.Is It OK To Dox Scammers?This question has become relevant after the spectacular collapse of Terra/LUNA, Three Arrows Capital and Celsius. On a fundamental level, I think that it is perfectly fine to dox these people in the broader “crypto” industry because they are defrauding middle-inc ...

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[Bousine123]

I don't think there is anything bad in sharing scammed real name, there names should be openly displayed to the public, either using social media or many more, after the scammers have been caught.

 

[Gandiba1]

Lol, I have seen instance like this, where the real name of scammers is been published to the public, so that they will be aware of him, I likewise support this. It might make people to stay away from been scammed by the person