Was NYC's publication of a searchable database of property owners' names and addresses for the new second-home tax legitimate transparency or a privacy-endangering act of 'doxxing'?
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Was NYC's publication of a searchable database of property owners' names and addresses for the new second-home tax legitimate transparency or a privacy-endangering act of 'doxxing'?
Was NYC's publication of a searchable database of property owners' names and addresses for the new second-home tax legitimate transparency or a privacy-endangering act of 'doxxing'?
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