This E3 Leak Might END E3 Forever! - Rant
2,311The people that run E3 just leaked the personal information of over 2,000 gaming journalists, youtubers, and bloggers. This is a big deal that will lead to a class action lawsuit, something that may bankrupt them by 2020. Lets dive into this rant and figure out what happened.
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A spreadsheet containing the contact information and personal addresses of over 2,000 games journalists, editors, and other content creators was recently found to have been published and publicly accessible on the website of the E3 Expo.
The Entertainment Software Association, the organization that runs E3, has since removed the link to the file, as well as the file itself, but the information has continued to be disseminated online in various gaming forums. While many of the individuals listed in the documents provided their work addresses and phone numbers when they registered for E3, many others, especially freelance content creators, seem to have used their home addresses and personal cell phones, which have now been publicized. This leak makes it possible for bad actors to misuse this information to harass journalists. Two people who say their private information appeared in the leak have informed Kotaku that they have already received crank phone calls since the list was publicized. This is sometimes called a dox, or doxxing. In this video DreamcastGuy also reads the tweets from Alanah Pearce of Funhaus about a possible Class Action lawsuit involving this.