Doxxing (or doxing) is the act of publicly publishing someone\u2019s private or personal data on the internet without their permission, most often with the intention of harassing, intimidating or endangering that person. In the middle of a doxxing internet scandal is the company Air Serbia, which revealed the name of a user on a popular social network who, under a pseudonym, posted that salaries in this company are low. Everything took place on March 12, and reactions from other users immediately followed, writing that this is not the first time someone\u2019s private data has been publicly published without their permission because of criticism of the state or one of the state-owned companies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It all started with a post by one user who criticized a job advertisement from the company Air Baltic, whose majority owner is the state of Latvia, which offers a small salary for cabin crew in Belgrade. This post was followed by a user, who is signed under a pseudonym and whose social media profile does not reveal her identity, who commented that salaries in Air Serbia are even lower.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cAnd with Air Baltic you don\u2019t even have contributions because it is ACMI. They are recruited by the agency ProHuman, which used to be called CityScope, through which they hired cabin crew in Air Serbia so they would not give permanent contracts but instead transfer them to two-year contracts,\u201d she wrote in the reply.<\/p>\n\n\n\n