Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on July 26, 2020, 10:19:42 PM

Quote from: uk1 on July 26, 2020, 06:59:28 PM

1. Go to github and search - xHak9x
Open the first result.

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All this will do is download the public information on everyone on your friend's list (according to my reading of the code). I believe this is also against Facebook's TOS.

if the account in question as a email, phone number listed it will get it, just after be on your friend's list.
Maybe it is against Facebook's TOS and blackmail is not against Facebook's TOS, I think so.

Quote from: Text on Today at 12:11:50 AM

If you can view the Facebook profile of the blackmailer, you may also look and check the previous posts if it's shown publicly. Find any hint/clue on his comments or the comments on his posts. If he is posting a kind of stuff that is searchable that may lead to the connection.

Why not make also a dummy/fake account? Be friends to his list of friends and try to contact them, maybe you can find any related pieces of information.

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