disclosers

Those who reveal

Disclosers are people or entities that reveal information, especially information that was previously secret or unknown.

The term appears most often in legal and regulatory contexts, where companies or individuals have formal obligations to disclose: The disclosers of financial data must follow SEC guidelines.

A discloser might reveal information voluntarily or under compulsion.

confession

admission

Entry or confession

truth · unburdening · testimony · guilt · remorse · regret · apology · contrition · repentance · atonement

whistleblowing

informant

One who provides intelligence

watchdog · truth-telling · reporting · testimony · corruption · fraud · ethics · accountability · oversight · retaliation

exposure

breach

Breaking of agreement

privacy · sensitive · information · identity · reveal · publicity · unmasking · outing · compromising · sources

transparency

accountability

Obligation for one's actions

audit · compliance · scrutiny · visibility · accessibility · clarity · publicity · revelation · governance · regulators

vulnerability

openness

Quality of being accessible

emotional · sensitivity · empathy · compassion · heartfelt · support · courage · authenticity · connection · honesty

Opposites
information sharing behavior

disclosersconcealers

Products that mask blemishes

hiders · suppressors · obfuscators · censors · redactors

Family

disclose, disclosed, undisclosed, discloses

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