I "Doxxed" My Scammer on Xbox

I “Doxxed” My Scammer on Xbox. She scammed me so I managed to something on my end that was only possible through a friend. While the majority of the community thought it was real justice, others decided to play dumb. After she scammed me, I censored ALL her information. Nothing in the previous video was shown besides her scamming me (evidence?). But in regards to the stuff I knew about her, I censored it in the video and specifically said her information was censored for her protection. But for some unknown reason, this means I doxed her. So this video is rather special!

In this video, I’ll read some of the comments of what some people had to say and explain it to the best of my ability. Doxing is publishing someone or something’s private or public information somewhere. It is only illegal when used for malicious intent. Real Estate agents publish home addresses for sale. That is considered doxing. It is public information. What I did in the previous video, was NOT doxing. It was me getting scammed on Xbox, then sharing the scammer’s location, only to tell her if she scams again, she’ll be reported to the police.

Before uploading the previous video, I knew it would get some hate. Which is why I went into specifics in the description and comments of that video. On this channel, there’s no way of pleasing the haters. When I exposed Xbox preds, some haters went as far as defending the pred and blaming the minor. I have no control of what dumb things some people say. So it’s important to remember that weird and dumb hate is normal on this channel. If you hate me or my videos, you’re more than welcome to express that. It’s your opinion and you’re entitled to it 100%. But when you start saying things that make you look sus and dumb, you need to ask yourself what you’re doing.

The purpose of these videos is to bring awareness to the Xbox community (in entertaining fashion) of cheaters, scammers, preds, etc. This is so an Xbox player knows to avoid them and even report their Xbox accounts so it can be easier for Xbox Enforcement. It’s fair to say Xbox Enforcement doesn’t seem to actively enforce the Xbox Community Standards, which is also why I make these videos. The scammer was NOT doxed which is evident in the video and description. The video was used in the same sense as my previous videos, hoping to help protect the Xbox community.