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In this video, we're going to take a look at tinfoil leak, and for this particular one, we're going

to be taking a look at the online line version for it.

No tinfoil leak is a pretty useful tool when you're searching out someone's Twitter account, and basically

it takes a lot of the Twitter information and dumps it into a very easy to read format.

Now, if we go to tinfoil leaks, we could put in a username here.

We need we do need to put in a email address.

You can put it put in a say burner email address to keep it clean.

And according to the site, they all they do is use it for sending you the information no spam, no

third parties, et cetera.

So once you have the information and you have the username set in here, you have you the email address

that's going to set in here.

You need to click on the CAPTCHA here.

So I'm going to click this and these are really annoying, but you do need to do it in order to get

your information, sort of.

And I'll cover that in a moment.

So once you have the CAPTCHA, whatever it is, this particular one is a crosswalks.

You click on the crosswalks and you click Verify.

Now, our went ahead and did this to save some time, it is going to take about a minute or two for

the information to hit your email normally.

So once you have the email, it'll send you a link in the link.

You can go here, you can.

It'll give you the link for the information, and we could take a look at the information here, so

we have the person we were searching for.

This case was Bill Gates.

We see his tag here.

We see many followers.

He has many people.

He's following likes, tweets, tweets per day.

Twitter I.D. URL.

We can see the location, time zone, geo locations not enabled list count language.

We could scroll down here Client Application Twitter Wed Twitter Media Studio Sprinkler Twitter for

Android.

We could see the percentages first time use, we can view the first tweets from those we could see last

use last week, social networks.

And we could see more.

We could see things like hashtags here.

We can see hashtag details, top hashtags, user mentions.

So there's a ton of great information that this actually gleams from.

And we could see user mention details here.

January 27, 2020.

Until May 25, 2020.

We can see our world in data and we can see a dimension here.

So again, if you're doing investigations on Twitter, this is a really great tool to use it again.

You can pull a lot of lot of really amazing information from it.

And again, it puts in a pretty easy to read format, easy to search through.

You know, let me go all the way up here.

Now, I did say you sort of need to use it, so.

The trick to this, I found, is you could see the earlier period 10 Philly.com reports to forward slash

and then Bill Gates sort H.M..

Now the trick with this is you could actually change that criteria.

So what I found is that Bill Gates here, I changed that for a different search I did on a user and

I replaced Bill Gates with that username, and it actually still came up with that report.

So you may not potentially need to put your email address in for this.

I didn't test if it was.

It's kind of hard to tell if no one ever ran that search before or if it's because I ran a search for

that user that it actually had that information.

Preqin But.

You could try going to a philly.com for splash reports to forward slash whatever the username is, so

you're looking for that H.M. and see if it pulls up the information first that could save you some time.

If not, you are going to have to go to Tivoli dot com and then again, put the username in here email

address and then go through the CAPTCHA.

And again, this was tenfold.

Thank you for watching.

I'll see in the next video.