Sweden’s far-right Sweden Democrats (SD) party has proposed creating a publicly accessible, interactive map displaying the locations of individuals convicted of sex offenses against children. The party argues such a map would enhance public safety and awareness. Critics have raised significant concerns regarding privacy, potential vigilante actions, and the ethical implications of publishing such sensitive information. The proposal aims to allow citizens to view the residences of convicted offenders, though details on data verification and security are currently limited. Legal experts question the legality of the proposal under Swedish data protection laws and the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The SD maintains the benefits of increased public safety outweigh these concerns, citing similar, albeit limited, initiatives in other countries. The proposal is currently under debate and faces substantial opposition from privacy advocates and legal scholars.