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You know by now you should keep the private things in life off the internet. Your middle name, job, city, pet’s name, the school you went to, your spouse\u2019s name, the ages of your kids, your shoe size \u2014 the details a scammer or hacker would love to have.<\/p>\n
A popular new TikTokker is proving most of us are a lot worse at this than we assumed. Let\u2019s take a closer look at “consensual doxxing” and how you can dig up everything out there online about yourself.<\/p>\n
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SHOPPING UNDER SURVEILLANCE: HOW RETAILERS TRACK YOU & HOW TO BE INVISIBLE<\/strong><\/p>\n She has it down to an art<\/strong><\/p>\n TikTokker Kristen Sotakoun has become an overnight viral sensation, going from 30 followers to 1.1 million<\/i>, for what she calls “consensual doxxing.”\u00a0 In her first viral video, Kristen unearthed a guy’s identity from a cartoon avatar and a pair of glasses.\u00a0<\/p>\n In another, she used only a TikTok business username to track down its owner, winding her way from a car forum to a 2014 blog to online records of his journey to donate an organ. (She found the actual paperwork!)<\/p>\n