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Domestic Terrorism: Website Exposes Addresses of Tesla Owners

A website named "Dogequest" has reportedly exposed personal details—names, addresses, and phone numbers—of Tesla owners across the U.S., using an interactive map with a Molotov cocktail cursor, according to the New York Post. The site aims to “shame and intimidate” owners because of Elon Musk’s Trump administration role. The website also lists Tesla dealerships and supercharger locations.

“At DOGEQUEST, we believe in empowering creative expressions of protest," the domestic terrorist site claims, offering data removal if owners prove they’ve sold their Tesla. This follows vandalism reports targeting Tesla drivers and dealerships, with the site’s data authenticity unconfirmed.

The New York Post added:

The website also hosts personal details allegedly belonging to employees of DOGE, according to the 404 Media report, though the authenticity of the information has not been confirmed.

It is unclear where the alleged Tesla owner data has been sourced from.
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The Post was unable to access “DOGEQUEST” on Tuesday after 404 Media published its report.

A spokesperson for the Justice Department was not available for comment.

Regarding the news of this website, Musk said, “Encouraging destruction of Teslas throughout the country is extreme domestic terrorism!!”

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