Stalking; offense of doxxing; penalties; protective order; provide

Changed 'Close relation' definition to remove 'former' spouse, making the protection apply only to current spouses rather than past relationships.

Narrowed 'Personally identifiable information' to focus on residence, location, employer, and future location based on visit history, while explicitly excluding property addresses shown on real estate or mapping platforms.

Added new definitions for 'Social media platform' and 'Stalking' to reference existing state law definitions.

Increased penalties for doxing - second or subsequent convictions now carry felony charges with up to 2 years imprisonment and minimum $5,000 fine instead of high and aggravated misdemeanor.

Changed aggravated doxing from a felony with 1-3 years imprisonment to requiring proof that the victim actually suffered fear or injury before criminal charges apply.

Added new exemptions protecting information shared with law enforcement agencies and for reporting unlawful conduct.

Added explicit protection for speech and assembly activities under the First Amendment and Georgia Constitution.