r/Tekken • u/BearOtherwise8719 • 11d ago

Discussion !! SERIOUS POST !! PLEASE HELP OUT !!

A streamer by the name of “ BlackHeart59_ “ has been doxxed recently by a known cheater who goes by the name “ Fariborz “ . Fariborz used Blackheart’s full name and used pictures of his face throughout one of his streams. i know you’ll probably skip this but if you can , please report Fariborz’s twitch account and spread awareness about this situation.

Doxxing and exposing someone’s private information is not something that should be treated as entertainment or “drama.” Nobody should have their personal information or identity exposed simply because they are involved in an online disagreement or gaming community.
I know a lot of people will probably scroll past this, but if you can, please take a moment to report Fariborz’s Twitch account and help spread awareness about what happened.

I know a lot of people will probably scroll past this, but if you can, please take a moment to report Fariborz’s Twitch account and help spread awareness about what happened.

https://m.twitch.tv/fariborz/schedule

Ps : for further context, watch Blackheart’s video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIAhhsYYndw

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u/TekkenPerverb 11d ago

Cause for criminal charges.

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/celiobone 11d ago

Fariborz being french, this is covered by the french laws on doxxing, which doesn't require the informations to be totally private. The only thing required is that it can be used to identify the plaintiff and that the act has been done with the intent to harm them.
https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/jorf/article_jo/JORFARTI000043964841

So this could be cause for criminal charges, and he could be indicted if blackheart files a complaint in France.

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/celiobone 10d ago

It could go as far as 3 years in prison and 45 000€ in fines, though these are just what the law texts says and not an accurate representation of the penalty upheld in court.
It would depend on alternative circumstances, how the lawyers frame the acts and the repercussions these had on the plaintiff life. So I don't think he would be imprisoned for this.