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>>pabs3+(OP)
My most sensitive searches are when I lookup people online. Google only gets you so far. With enough money, you can throw a few coins at data broker firms and get back solid 'dox' on many people. It depends on how online a person is, and how much they unwittingly divulged to various services (services that sell their data to people-search firms and other brokers).

I have the real name of several so called 'anonymous' online personalities, but I won't divulge this info. I was curious recently about a Twitter account posting under a pseudonym and wanted to see if their opsec was tight. Turns out it wasn't. Their real name was discovered in ~15 minutes with some heavy Googling.

Imagine if you can simply throw money at the problem and forgo Google entirely, getting not only their legal name, but other PII too?

>>vmoore+Eb1
Mind specifying what these services are?

"how much they unwittingly divulged to various services (services that sell their data to people-search firms and other brokers)."

Would a regular person have unwittingly given information to these services?