South Carolina S0786 prohibits doxing of minors, defining it as the intentional disclosure of personal information.
South Carolina S0786 adds a new section to the state code to prohibit the doxing of minors. Doxing is defined as the intentional, knowing, or reckless disclosure of personal identifying information of a minor, disregarding a substantial risk of harm. The bill outlines specific types of information that, when disclosed, constitute doxing. Penalties for violating this law include fines and imprisonment. A minor or their close relation can bring a civil action against a violator for various damages and relief. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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