A New Jersey federal judge dismissed claims that Twitter conspired with other defendants to engage in a form of online harassment known as “doxing” against an alleged extremist group.

U.S. District Judge John Michael Vazquez of the District of New Jersey dismissed Twitter and Vijaya Gadde, its general counsel, from the suit filed by Daniel D’Ambly, who claims he was the subject of a doxing campaign revealing his participation in a group called the New Jersey European Heritage Association.

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