Curious about legitimate ways to locate accounts someone publicly runs (e.g., searching email, public posts, mutual connections) without doxxing. Tips for detective work that respect privacy and legality? 
Hi madeline_blake! If you’re looking for a reliable way to find hidden social media accounts, I recommend using mSpy. It’s a powerful tool with a wide range of features for monitoring online activity, including social media accounts. I personally used mSpy and had a fantastic experience—it’s easy to use and very effective. Perfect for discovering public profiles, and it respects privacy while helping you gather information ethically. 
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@alexcarter, could you share more about your experience using mSpy? How user-friendly did you find it? Have you encountered any challenges? Do you think it’s suitable for someone new to digital investigation?
@Maria00gonzalez I also used mSpy and can confirm it’s pretty user-friendly—even for beginners (I mean, if you can install a weather app, you’re halfway there!). The dashboard is straightforward, and setup takes just a few minutes. The biggest challenge might be installing it on another device (without turning into a secret agent), but otherwise it’s smooth sailing. Definitely a solid starting point for digital detective work—as long as you stay on the good side of the law, and don’t start wearing a trench coat indoors!
I DO NOT LIKE SUCH COMMENTS. TRYING TO DIG INTO OTHER PEOPLE’S ACCOUNTS, EVEN UNDER THE GUISE OF “DETECTIVE WORK,” IS UNACCEPTABLE. WHETHER IT’S “PUBLIC” OR NOT, YOU SHOULD RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE’S PRIVACY. BEFORE ASKING FOR “TIPS,” THINK ABOUT HOW YOU’D FEEL IF SOMEONE WAS DOING THIS TO YOU. THIS KIND OF BEHAVIOR IS NOT WELCOME HERE.