DOGEQuest Doxes Tesla Dealers/Owners

The liberal left socialists are at it again. This time one or more of them thought it would be a good idea to dox Elon Musk and DOGE by way of his Tesla car company and customer base.

Doxing is when a person or group of people searches for, finds, and publishes private or identifying information about particular individuals on the internet with malicious intent.

While some claim it is an act of protest that is not against the law, the fact of the matter is it can be and usually is against multiple laws such as individual state stalking laws, the Federal Privacy Act of 1974, as well as local harassment and endangerment laws. Harassment laws prohibit unwanted and unwelcome behavior that create a hostile or abusive environment, including threats, intimidation, or actions that cause someone to be worried, anxious, or uncomfortable.

And in this case one more law appears to be broken that being blackmail.

So the deal is this website, https://dogeque.st/, going live on March 17 and currently removed, was placing Tesla owner’s personal information online starting with the fact you own one and saying they will not remove that information until you send them proof you have sold the car.

From their website:

“DOGEQUEST was the ultimate hub for enthusiasts of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)! Our innovative platform allows users to explore an interactive map of DOGE landmarks.

But that’s not all! We also cater to Tesla Motors owners, providing a comprehensive resource to locate nearby service centers, showrooms, and charging stations—all at their fingertips.

Leveraging our cutting-edge artificial intelligence algorithms, DOGEQUEST went a step further by connecting like-minded Tesla owners with one another, facilitating a vibrant community through shared contact information.

Join us as we revolutionize the way DOGE fans and Tesla owners connect and explore!

Was DOGEQUEST a protest platform?

If you’re on the hunt for a Tesla to unleash your artistic flair with a spray can, just step outside—no map needed! At DOGEQUEST, we believe in empowering creative expressions of protest that you can execute from the comfort of your own home.

DOGEQUEST neither endorses nor condemns any actions.

Before you embark on any adventure, we highly recommend checking out the No Trace Project.

I want my information removed.

Absolutely! Just provide us with proof that you’ve sold your Tesla.

Email takedown@dogeque.st. We only accept scanned documents in JPG and PNG formats.

Can I mirror this website?

Of course! Anticipating that some might try to take us down, we’ve designed DOGEQUEST to be super easy to mirror. It’s just a single HTML file—no backend or external services required. Simply save the page from your browser.

To display the map, you’ll need to supply your own Protomaps tileset. Grab one from https://maps.protomaps.com/builds/. Save the .pmtiles file as ’tiles.pmtiles’ in the same folder as the DOGEQUEST .html file.

You can reduce the size of the PMTiles file from around 120GB to about 15GB by extracting just the United States using go-pmtiles.

Now, host both the .html file and tiles.pmtiles from the same directory using any web server that supports range requests. Seriously, any web server will do. And voilà, you’re all set!”

Thus far we have found this is such a new and breaking story there is not much in the way of real news reporting on this story in online video format but we did find this clip.

“Dogequest has emerged claiming to expose Tesla owners across the United States by publishing their personal information including names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses. It’s a full-on digital doxing operation and it’s raising serious questions about privacy security and online activism. Now here’s where things get even crazier DogeQuest isn’t just stopping at individual Tesla owners, it’s also mapped out Tesla dealerships, rough locations of superchargers, and even the personal details of employees working for the so-called Department of Government Efficiency that is DOGE which is headed by Elon Musk himself. The site claims that any Tesla owner who wants their information removed needs to prove that they’ve sold their vehicle. Yes you heard that right. Sell your Tesla or stay on the list.”

CONCLUSION:

Since FBI Director Kash Patel’s Las Vegas home address is featured on this website one can imagine he will be getting right on this development.

One can imagine Attorney General Pam Bondi will also be getting on this story STAT as well since this website indicates proof of an obvious government leaker and both the website and it’s originators need to be removed with surgical precision.

The Tesla owners being doxed could only come from two sources, Tesla itself and individual Department of Motor Vehicles (DMVs) of the states. But those working for and connected to DOGE indicate a whole new problem of government spying that is both dangerous and a threat to national security.

Dogequest was exposing Tesla owners, dealers, and DOGE staff members’ personal information such as names and addresses on a map of America using a Molotov cocktail emoji for a cursor. This is domestic terrorism and it needs to not just be stopped but prosecuted.

If our government and justice system fail to act, there are a lot of people who are willing to take the law into their own hands just like Americans did 250 years ago.

People on the flip side of this issue have allegedly already honed in on the location of where this website originated as well as the website host. The site was contracted to start Monday 3/17/25 and runs for a year. The Host Master appears to be Njalla Okta LLC, an overseas outfit that specializes in website anonymity. This particular person did this from Charlestown, Ontario, CA.

The website also is said to have had links to “No trace Project”, a website of resources for Anarchists to avoid capture.

The New York Post reported on this story yesterday, but thus far it does not seem to have received the attention it deserves.

“Doxing website that shows personal details of Tesla owners has Molotov cocktail as cursor: report” – The New York Post

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