Are you kidding? Most people under 30 not only post their pictures on line but their entire life stories all over the internet which they regularly up date with photos of their breakfast, lunch or dinner!
Most people are idiots. They are basically large, rather dim children. That has never been different. See all history for proof. Intelligence is not normal. Do not follow the herd. Do learn from those wiser and more intelligent. Scrape off the rest. Giving a feces about displaying your life story and intimate activities may make sense if you monetize it to other airheads, but what happens to those people is not my concern since I'm not teentarded.
I have to contradict the commenters here saying this won't happen because "HR people are dumb" (basically). Maybe so, maybe you don't know any HR people who know about this tool or how to use it, but if that sort of use of tools like this get picked up on, those "dumb HR people" will get basic training on using this stuff and bam, suddenly it's industry standard to stalk applicants and even "dumb HR people" can do it easily. Front-ends and tools and work-instructions in company documentation will pop up to aid them and it'll be a simple, daily task for these people. That's how this stuff starts, and using PimEyes isn't complex at all. We all thought dumb old people would be too inept to get on Facebook or the internet, but here we are. When considering the ramifications of widely available technology, ethical or otherwise, you shouldn't dismiss them outright because you think that bad actors will be "too dumb" to use it for evil. Life lesson: people are always just competent enough to use dangerous tools, not smart enough to avoid doing damage with them.
Doesn't surprise me at all. I've told people that when you walk in range of someone taking a selfie (pic or video), then one day you'll be able to find that footage, just a matter of time - the only barrier is computing power. This is a bigger problem for anyone under around 35 whose life has been well self-documented on the internet, typically all social media since their teen years. Luckily, I don't fall into that bracket.
I am About exactly that age and I wish I had known when I was you know 15 or so not to useFacebook or any other social media or ever upload any photographs of myself or send them to friends Left and right. I do what I can now to limit my fingerprint and I definitely limit new photos of myself reaching the Internet, But the damage has been somewhat done for facial recognition, if we ever get to the point where I really need to avoid all potential facial/biometric recognition devices, I'm gonna have to get creative/go hard, covering my face with a ski mask and coverings to change the shape of my face AND cover me up.
I know peoples that didnt get hired for really high paying jobs just because of what they posted in their hidden past, new AI will make the search even easier
I guess the reason this doesn't freak me out as much is it doesn't take me by surprise. I've kind of assumed that something like this existed or could be easily created for as long as I've been using the internet. When I learn about a new technology I typically don't just look at it in terms of what it does but in terms of what it could potentially do based on its capabilities (a mindset that comes in handy for cybersecurity).
I have always believed this would happen one day. I was born in the 80's, and when the Internet happened, I immediately thought all those movies where you couldn't escape cameras. And those cameras were always run by someone nefarious, af. Here we are.
This thing is OP, I tried it on some people it definitely should not know, and it still found them. This is insane. I also found that a custom filter I use in photos of myself actually manages to prevent it from finding photos of me (high res, fully lit face), which is nice. I'll be using that filter more.
@@thucnguyen9673 It's a filter that makes the photo turn into a collection of tiny black pixels of varying density on a white background that looks like a black and white photo since it's so high res. Apparently this breaks the search engine, compressed versions of the image also seem invulnerable to the search engine too. I also found that applying a translucient purple gradient to a normal black and white photo has similar effects, while still looking like a normal photo to the human eye, just black and white with some added coloring. It could also be because I'm a fairly low-profile guy. I've never posted a clear unedited photo of myself to the internet ever, though I do appear in some family photos, usually in the background or among many other faces. I always make sure to heavily distort images of myself in creative ways like making it an oilpainting or a piece of abstract/visual art precisely to prevent identification from bad actors. It's enough for people who know me IRL to see that it's me, but not enough for a threat actor to build a clear visual profile on me.
@@deidara_8598 I might certainly be mistaken, and if I am, I apologize. But I suspect he was asking more along the lines of which specific filter you use to accomplish the tasks described? - How and where said filter can be located and obtained? - And how to practically implement those features onto a given photo? (As opposed to: "What the filter does...") Either way, if you'd kindly be willing to share the above details of your filter, I would personally be appreciative. Thank you. 😊
@@MMAFightMagazine I think he did explain it quite well.. you shouldn't expect a full class with steps and code examples etc. That is silly and you don't work your brain if you literally need it spelled out and served on a silver spoon 😉
@@davidkamaunu7887 The response was very informative and useful but the next guys further inquiry is totally justified (I for one would highly appreciate further info). Not everyones brain is able to focus in and find creative ways around the same things as you can. If you manage to find a solution to something, it would benefit others to share what you can. It's not safe to assume everyone will be able to expend the same amount of brain energy, and reach the same solutions that you personally can. (speaking as one on the spectrum, focus and "intelligence" varies from topic to topic).
There is one major drawback of this tool. It only give desirable results if you are slightly famous since it does not search any social media. Therefore very difficult to find an average person.
@BeReal BeReal The FAQ of PimEyes say that they don't search social media platforms like facebook, instagram, youtube, because these platforms don't allow crawling on their data. If you try crawling them, they will throttle your traffic
@BeReal BeReal Yeah if you don't have pictures of yourself on 'normal' websites, you probably won't get results. It completely ignores social media and profile pics. For me and a friend of mine it did find the pictures of 5 years ago in 0.65 seconds. That's scary man😂😂
Took me a few hours to decide to go for it. I have worked in Club 18-30 in Faliraki, Mallorca and Portugal and I was really worried what might turn up. I do remember vaguely seeing Faliraki Uncovered camera crew during my time there. Really glad to say not 1 photo turned up. So pleased as I am the Photographer than being in the photo. 🤸
And THIS is what's available to the public. I read a story a couple years back of a university student that developed AI software to crawl through porn sites and using facial recognition match individuals in the videos to their IG/Facebook. In the end the story goes that they took it down because of the controversy. Not sure if true but it's definitely a possible thing nowadays. Scary times we live in.
@@91Vault Remember that ethics are based on morals which are subjective. To be honest if you are worried about people finding out who are you then you shouldn't be putting any information including your face on the internet.
@@LuminousWhispers11 Ethics are not based on morals, it is a field of study of philosophy and it's not relative like people claim it to be. Tools like these are specially harmful for victims of porn leaks/deep fakes.
@@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult Philosophy - is the systematized study of general and fundamental questions, such as those about existence, reason, knowledge, values, mind, and language. Ethics - a set of moral principles : a theory or system of moral values. Moral - of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior. Subjective - modified or affected by personal views, experience, or background. Moral relativism or ethical relativism - is a term used to describe several philosophical positions concerned with the differences in moral judgments across different peoples and their own particular cultures. Honestly, same thing or very similar. A lot of ethics and morals code are influenced by bad personal experiences. Open Source Intelligence is commonly used by private investigators and law enforcement. Tools like this have been used to assist in finding missing people and tracking criminals. But, like everything in the world can be misused. Remember if someone can find information using this tool. Then they can likely find it with enough searching. 🙄 For that blame the lack of privacy laws in the United States. Open Source = Public Information.
Nice to learn I'm just another white girl online! No pictures of myself came up but weirdly Claire Danes in Romeo and Juliet kept coming up. Our only similarities are light eyes, skin and hair. We don't look similar in any way.
@@mrri8403 But they lack the correlation, context, and content you can provide them with by uploading -- especially if you sign up for an account to upload with, or fail to mask your IP address, or use a browser with additional information that can be gleaned, etc. They probably aren't going to that extent, but suffice it to say, providing them with a picture of yourself has potential for plenty of other ancillary ramifications.
@@mrri8403 My response was about this specific company and what they potentially stand to gather on a person. That's it. Privacy elsewhere is a totally different conversation.
@@mrri8403 FFS, you're all over the place, lmao. Stop moving the goalpost and setting up straw man arguments. You're now conflating at least three massively large topics. Look at what you're saying now compared to your initial reply. Totally different ramifications. Yeesh...
@@mrri8403 I never said not to. I also haven't stated any beliefs beyond an opinion of what PimEyes could stand to gain from a user directly providing them with data. That's it. Go read again. Lol. What you're stuck in right now is a logical/argument flaw called a straw man fallacy. Look it up. Improve your brain and argument skills. Good luck with whoever you choose to engage next.
It's maybe possible to use this tool to check if your own photo has been copied and used for purposes you're not aware of, speaking of a possible good side usage
Well, I'm sufficiently terrified. People need to know what risks exist online even if they're just using social media and nothing else. Sites like this are scary considering what's out there and what it could be used for by bad guys.
Everybody who watched this video should do a little bit of thinking. If this technology is available to every Tom, Dick and Harry out there for a few dollars a month, what has the government been able to do for at least a decade? People commonly refer to the novel “1984“ as the nightmare scenario, But George Orwell wrote that book 3/4 of a century ago, well before this kind of computer technology was even imaginable. The world in which we all live right now is much worse from the standpoint of privacy than Orwell could ever have imagined. Hell, Big Brother doesn’t even have to monitor us from our homes or cameras in the streets, we do it all the time by carrying around our phones everywhere, and relentlessly, taking pictures of ourselves and the places we go. Our cars track our movements to within a few feet. Privacy is dead and gone forever.
Besides the youtube one, I don't have any picture of me online. And what scary me the most is not even the technology, it is how easy people give their photos to the internet for free.
I was guilty of pics online in my 20's havent uploaded any in around 12 years now. But I bet those old ones are still out there somewhere. What really scares me is people that constantly post their kids. Did the kids consent? How will they feel in 2040 when they can search themselves up and see their whole life online... that's just scary to me.
I have only recently got into oisnt and like the net in general I am blown away by the awesome beautiful potential of it all BUT leave it to the human race to dive at breaknet speed to the bottom of the moral barrel! Thanks for the info, like all things web related eduction is the key
I tested this tool with the freebie option and it did not recognize anything. Moreso, my selfie found people based on my general face build, but other than not much in common. I can see the potential in this tool, but i yhink it requires more refinement.
I cant tell you how many time ive been told when ive met new people that i have a "familiar face" or that "you look like someone" but cant ever remember who it is i look like, so i thought for sure something would come up, but nope, not a single match. Tried several different photos, still nothing. Now im questioning if everyone has been lying to me this whole time..
More likely human facial recognition is more "fuzzy". "You look like someone I know" is very different to "you look identical to someone I know" and it's likely the website is better at filtering out "you look similar..." type non-matches than humans are.
Who else didn't know what OSINT was before watching this? Very interesting, and extremely creepy indeed! As a software engineer and security / privacy enthusiast, I'm very intrigued by this.
@@MMAFightMagazine There's no links because that's a lie. Nobody has access to that many satellite feeds that they could tell whether or what people are shopping for. They just saw 1 episode of billions and made a conspiracy theory over nothing
but it also shows wrong faces. I tried it with a photo of myself and well yeah, I was impressed, even with my cosplay photo, wearing hat and sunglasses, it still found me, but also showed 2 faces that didn't belong to me
if the exact date and time of the image are included given the shadow angles it should be possible to geo locate the position. failing that facial recognition software modified to buildings hooked up to google earth should narrow it down quickly
@@shreayankanjilal theres math involved but given a known hight and time with a shaddow to reference you can get a lot closer than a hemishhere lol its the same principal of astro navigation tables sextant and star charts... its a lot more complicated than i know but i am aware of the technique and it is used on occasion
@@ethanfitzgerald1267 especially if it includes geopositioning data lol..but it is possible to use a shadow and a time to nail a location the math is trig and if i truly understood how it was done it would be a simple explination but lol im only aware it can be done. the math is similar to calculating a buildings shadow which changes over time and date... and as you can calculate position using a sextant and watch . they all rely on specific information to calculate an unknown much like in any right angle triangle you can solve for any single unknown side or with trig a side and an angle. it is trignomentry and i know the location is possible to place given a time a known height and a shadow.
i tried this tool for my own photo and also for a friends photo... it didnt find a single result for either of us. there was only 1 photo result returned for my photo and it wasn't me...and for my friend there was 2, but both weren't her
So hypothetically speaking, someone can take a picture of a random stranger and find everything about them using this tool? That's scary. There should be opposite osint that lets you delete all this stuff online with a simple touch of a button. That would counteract this tool.
Tried this tool just to see and it is useless to me. I either have a strange face or this tool is bad. I am definitely not amazed. I have many pictures of my face online and this found one. I tried several and all found maybe one or a huge amount of other people who don't even remotely look like me. I uploaded a friends face and found NO pictures. Bright side: People cant use this to find me.
From my old photo it found me in uniform on the funeral of my army friend a year ago in Kyiv... also few photos of me 10-15 years ago...few photos of guys who just look like me. At all its a good tool for intelligence
I just tried it... It didn't succeed on finding pictures of anyone I uploaded. When adding a second photo it said they needed to be of the same person (they were both of the same person, same day, same clothes, different angle). Eventually I tried with a random internet picture and it didn't see any faces in it; while this could be really awesome, it's still in it's infancy... fingers crossed it will continue to get better (with the way everything is going lately I'm sure it will).
Interesting and scary at the same time…..thanks for the vid……nice selection of whisky you got there……Lagavulin be great…….I hope you whisky magnificently…….if you know, you know.
People have been able to use your email account to find out a lot about you for many years and this is really just one step further. Granted, it's a very major leap.
I was considering making something like this couple years back. An AI program that can detect microexpressions in someones face while they are talking. Wanted to be used as a real-time lie detector and state of mind scanner overall.
The website allows people to opt out from being searchable on it. They won't show results if you request it. They can't do anything about the picture that's already there on another website, though.
This video was suggested to me and I kinda thought „yeah it’s probably about that strange website with AI face recognition“ I was right and it’s still creepy…
*don't* turn off the safe search...oh my. I uploaded a selfie and it can't find me, a good thing. It has me mixed up with some other dude who is sort of similar to me.
The progress of technology will only cultivate this sort of thing, potentially to levels few expect. It could be the case that our world will be akin to a video game, where everything, including people, has an examine tab. Not to mention what AI brings to the table with its probability oriented pattern matching capabilities. Imagine AI scanning your environment and telling you what probability a particular dog will bite you, and it causes you to fear that dog and dogs like it, even if the particular dog is a great gentle dog. You can see how this could be applied to other things as well, and the potential issues that could arise. To be judged based on superficial pattern matching and probability. Imagine the societal divisiveness such a technology could cultivate. Theres good and cool stuff too for sure, amazing stuff, but hopefully it unfolds in a compassionate and logical way.
I've often prided myself in being "undoxxable" (in quotes because no one is 100% untraceable, however, I've never once used any real info online in my life. Not in any way that can link online identities to real one). I had hopes for this tool. But, It too failed to find a single result, even using up to 5 images for better results. I then, added a photo that I had put on a dummy Instagram account, to make it easier, still no results. Will continue playing around with it though.
I uploaded a pic of myself, and nothing came up. I know I have many pics of myself on the internet over the past 25 years. I think they are collecting pictures of people who are uploading pics to there site.
Ah, yes, that one. I watched a video about that one. They finally found him years after the project started. Edit: I think this was the video. Ya it was this video. Definitely a good watch. th-cam.com/video/we2ES4Q8NYg/w-d-xo.html
![[LIVE] : ONE ลุมพินี 88 | คู่เอก "ป้อมเพชร vs อัสลามจอน"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/1ZqTVVbMgbo/mqdefault.jpg)
After working in IT and online for the last 26 years I'm still baffled why anyone would want to plaster pictures of themselves all over the internet.
we will all die dude :)
Yup remember that as a kid on AOL, who the heck would put their real address to do this “online ordering”?! 🤣
Are you kidding? Most people under 30 not only post their pictures on line but their entire life stories all over the internet which they regularly up date with photos of their breakfast, lunch or dinner!
@@whiteorchid5412 Yeah I know some of those people.. constantly posting 'hey add me, new account, other account got hacked!" LOL
Most people are idiots. They are basically large, rather dim children. That has never been different. See all history for proof.
Intelligence is not normal. Do not follow the herd. Do learn from those wiser and more intelligent. Scrape off the rest.
Giving a feces about displaying your life story and intimate activities may make sense if you monetize it to other airheads, but what happens to those people is not my concern since I'm not teentarded.
HR departments will abuse this when hiring people for sure.
Then HR will get fired for watching dick pics at work
Most HR departments don't know how to join an online meeting so.. (There are exceptions ofc)
@@Joey_Shepard HR departments are usually full of psychologist bachelors who dreamt about working with psychology, but ended up in HR
@@Joey_Shepard can confirm.. even the young ones are clueless. I met some young HR people in their 20s who didn't even know basic organization lmao.
I have to contradict the commenters here saying this won't happen because "HR people are dumb" (basically). Maybe so, maybe you don't know any HR people who know about this tool or how to use it, but if that sort of use of tools like this get picked up on, those "dumb HR people" will get basic training on using this stuff and bam, suddenly it's industry standard to stalk applicants and even "dumb HR people" can do it easily. Front-ends and tools and work-instructions in company documentation will pop up to aid them and it'll be a simple, daily task for these people. That's how this stuff starts, and using PimEyes isn't complex at all. We all thought dumb old people would be too inept to get on Facebook or the internet, but here we are. When considering the ramifications of widely available technology, ethical or otherwise, you shouldn't dismiss them outright because you think that bad actors will be "too dumb" to use it for evil. Life lesson: people are always just competent enough to use dangerous tools, not smart enough to avoid doing damage with them.
It would be awesome if you found your doppelganger on this. Like "wtf, that's me, but I've never been to the Taj Mahal".
Lmao😂
Wow I have a doppelganger and hes really living the life
only thing is, tool doesn't search popular social media nor video or video thumbnails
@@utubestalker.dotcom yeah that's true it didnt find any photos of me which is fine I only have a singular one on reddit
😂
Great tool to see if that recruiter from LinkedIn is actually who they say they are.
Great use case - seriously.
Unlikely. LinkedIn is rife with fake profiles.
You sir... You have been awarded a genius metal. I'm totally using that.
Spoiler alert… they’re not
The technology is moving way too fast for everyday people to understand the risks involved. Thank you for what you do
Entire nations were erased from the map because of the printing press. Normies are always unaware and unprepared. It's what makes them normal.
Doesn't surprise me at all. I've told people that when you walk in range of someone taking a selfie (pic or video), then one day you'll be able to find that footage, just a matter of time - the only barrier is computing power. This is a bigger problem for anyone under around 35 whose life has been well self-documented on the internet, typically all social media since their teen years. Luckily, I don't fall into that bracket.
When China finishes their affordable quantum computer it will change everything
I am About exactly that age and I wish I had known when I was you know 15 or so not to useFacebook or any other social media or ever upload any photographs of myself or send them to friends Left and right. I do what I can now to limit my fingerprint and I definitely limit new photos of myself reaching the Internet, But the damage has been somewhat done for facial recognition, if we ever get to the point where I really need to avoid all potential facial/biometric recognition devices, I'm gonna have to get creative/go hard, covering my face with a ski mask and coverings to change the shape of my face AND cover me up.
Computers still haven't found me. Woohoo.
I know peoples that didnt get hired for really high paying jobs just because of what they posted in their hidden past, new AI will make the search even easier
I guess the reason this doesn't freak me out as much is it doesn't take me by surprise. I've kind of assumed that something like this existed or could be easily created for as long as I've been using the internet. When I learn about a new technology I typically don't just look at it in terms of what it does but in terms of what it could potentially do based on its capabilities (a mindset that comes in handy for cybersecurity).
For sure. Any time something like this comes out for us to use, you can be sure the government has had the capability for 10 or 20 years already.
Duhh
I have always believed this would happen one day. I was born in the 80's, and when the Internet happened, I immediately thought all those movies where you couldn't escape cameras. And those cameras were always run by someone nefarious, af. Here we are.
Aaaand the free tier is gone.
yes I am not going to pay for what I can't see either
Yup. Was just about to say that.
Ye not free any more
unfortunate…
Its back
This thing is OP, I tried it on some people it definitely should not know, and it still found them. This is insane.
I also found that a custom filter I use in photos of myself actually manages to prevent it from finding photos of me (high res, fully lit face), which is nice. I'll be using that filter more.
whats the filter you used?
@@thucnguyen9673 It's a filter that makes the photo turn into a collection of tiny black pixels of varying density on a white background that looks like a black and white photo since it's so high res. Apparently this breaks the search engine, compressed versions of the image also seem invulnerable to the search engine too. I also found that applying a translucient purple gradient to a normal black and white photo has similar effects, while still looking like a normal photo to the human eye, just black and white with some added coloring.
It could also be because I'm a fairly low-profile guy. I've never posted a clear unedited photo of myself to the internet ever, though I do appear in some family photos, usually in the background or among many other faces. I always make sure to heavily distort images of myself in creative ways like making it an oilpainting or a piece of abstract/visual art precisely to prevent identification from bad actors. It's enough for people who know me IRL to see that it's me, but not enough for a threat actor to build a clear visual profile on me.
@@deidara_8598 I might certainly be mistaken, and if I am, I apologize.
But I suspect he was asking more along the lines of which specific filter you use to accomplish the tasks described?
- How and where said filter can be located and obtained?
- And how to practically implement those features onto a given photo?
(As opposed to: "What the filter does...")
Either way, if you'd kindly be willing to share the above details of your filter, I would personally be appreciative.
Thank you. 😊
@@MMAFightMagazine I think he did explain it quite well.. you shouldn't expect a full class with steps and code examples etc. That is silly and you don't work your brain if you literally need it spelled out and served on a silver spoon 😉
@@davidkamaunu7887 The response was very informative and useful but the next guys further inquiry is totally justified (I for one would highly appreciate further info). Not everyones brain is able to focus in and find creative ways around the same things as you can. If you manage to find a solution to something, it would benefit others to share what you can. It's not safe to assume everyone will be able to expend the same amount of brain energy, and reach the same solutions that you personally can. (speaking as one on the spectrum, focus and "intelligence" varies from topic to topic).
There is one major drawback of this tool. It only give desirable results if you are slightly famous since it does not search any social media. Therefore very difficult to find an average person.
I'm sure they have a special government tier that works just a little bit better.....
@BeReal BeReal hi, i used to be interested in OSINT but i do not do it anymore. I don’t know which tool search social media.
@BeReal BeReal The FAQ of PimEyes say that they don't search social media platforms like facebook, instagram, youtube, because these platforms don't allow crawling on their data. If you try crawling them, they will throttle your traffic
@BeReal BeReal Yeah if you don't have pictures of yourself on 'normal' websites, you probably won't get results. It completely ignores social media and profile pics. For me and a friend of mine it did find the pictures of 5 years ago in 0.65 seconds. That's scary man😂😂
I have used this tool to find average persons numerous times and have had outstanding results. Try it out, you'd be surprised at what you can find.
Took me a few hours to decide to go for it. I have worked in Club 18-30 in Faliraki, Mallorca and Portugal and I was really worried what might turn up. I do remember vaguely seeing Faliraki Uncovered camera crew during my time there. Really glad to say not 1 photo turned up. So pleased as I am the Photographer than being in the photo. 🤸
And THIS is what's available to the public. I read a story a couple years back of a university student that developed AI software to crawl through porn sites and using facial recognition match individuals in the videos to their IG/Facebook. In the end the story goes that they took it down because of the controversy. Not sure if true but it's definitely a possible thing nowadays. Scary times we live in.
it amazes me that people do shit and don't even give a second thought to the ethics..they do it just because they can
@@91Vault Remember that ethics are based on morals which are subjective. To be honest if you are worried about people finding out who are you then you shouldn't be putting any information including your face on the internet.
@@LuminousWhispers11 exactre
@@LuminousWhispers11 Ethics are not based on morals, it is a field of study of philosophy and it's not relative like people claim it to be.
Tools like these are specially harmful for victims of porn leaks/deep fakes.
@@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult Philosophy - is the systematized study of general and fundamental questions, such as those about existence, reason, knowledge, values, mind, and language.
Ethics - a set of moral principles : a theory or system of moral values.
Moral - of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior.
Subjective - modified or affected by personal views, experience, or background.
Moral relativism or ethical relativism - is a term used to describe several philosophical positions concerned with the differences in moral judgments across different peoples and their own particular cultures.
Honestly, same thing or very similar. A lot of ethics and morals code are influenced by bad personal experiences.
Open Source Intelligence is commonly used by private investigators and law enforcement. Tools like this have been used to assist in finding missing people and tracking criminals. But, like everything in the world can be misused. Remember if someone can find information using this tool. Then they can likely find it with enough searching. 🙄 For that blame the lack of privacy laws in the United States. Open Source = Public Information.
It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society
Nice to learn I'm just another white girl online! No pictures of myself came up but weirdly Claire Danes in Romeo and Juliet kept coming up. Our only similarities are light eyes, skin and hair. We don't look similar in any way.
I'm gonna pass on sending my selfie to these guys
This occurred to me and I just said eh whatever I guess. I definitely understand your thought process though.
@@mrri8403 But they lack the correlation, context, and content you can provide them with by uploading -- especially if you sign up for an account to upload with, or fail to mask your IP address, or use a browser with additional information that can be gleaned, etc. They probably aren't going to that extent, but suffice it to say, providing them with a picture of yourself has potential for plenty of other ancillary ramifications.
@@mrri8403 My response was about this specific company and what they potentially stand to gather on a person. That's it. Privacy elsewhere is a totally different conversation.
@@mrri8403 FFS, you're all over the place, lmao. Stop moving the goalpost and setting up straw man arguments. You're now conflating at least three massively large topics. Look at what you're saying now compared to your initial reply. Totally different ramifications. Yeesh...
@@mrri8403 I never said not to. I also haven't stated any beliefs beyond an opinion of what PimEyes could stand to gain from a user directly providing them with data. That's it. Go read again. Lol.
What you're stuck in right now is a logical/argument flaw called a straw man fallacy. Look it up. Improve your brain and argument skills. Good luck with whoever you choose to engage next.
Yup, two photos tested and both found. Impressive!!
Coming to this video two years later and I never knew this existed. I can’t imagine its capable today
It's maybe possible to use this tool to check if your own photo has been copied and used for purposes you're not aware of, speaking of a possible good side usage
Spammers routinely steal faces from real people.
I heard about this when I attended a virtual con OSINT class. Frankly I forgot about it. Stalker City for sure.
Well, I'm sufficiently terrified. People need to know what risks exist online even if they're just using social media and nothing else. Sites like this are scary considering what's out there and what it could be used for by bad guys.
Normies don't listen to people like us. They will learn the same way they always do, by finding the landmine with their foot.
Everybody who watched this video should do a little bit of thinking. If this technology is available to every Tom, Dick and Harry out there for a few dollars a month, what has the government been able to do for at least a decade? People commonly refer to the novel “1984“ as the nightmare scenario, But George Orwell wrote that book 3/4 of a century ago, well before this kind of computer technology was even imaginable. The world in which we all live right now is much worse from the standpoint of privacy than Orwell could ever have imagined. Hell, Big Brother doesn’t even have to monitor us from our homes or cameras in the streets, we do it all the time by carrying around our phones everywhere, and relentlessly, taking pictures of ourselves and the places we go. Our cars track our movements to within a few feet. Privacy is dead and gone forever.
Besides the youtube one, I don't have any picture of me online. And what scary me the most is not even the technology, it is how easy people give their photos to the internet for free.
thats right my, probably brazilian, mate
I was guilty of pics online in my 20's havent uploaded any in around 12 years now. But I bet those old ones are still out there somewhere. What really scares me is people that constantly post their kids. Did the kids consent? How will they feel in 2040 when they can search themselves up and see their whole life online... that's just scary to me.
Yeah you do. Your profile picture counts haha.
4:49 that dolphin's lookin very happy bro 👍
This is def a handy tool. I'd be worry sum about uploading personal pics, we're just feeding the AI data
Don't feed the a(i)nimals
@@qwerty6574 LOL!
@@tylercoombs1 tm lol
I have only recently got into oisnt and like the net in general I am blown away by the awesome beautiful potential of it all BUT leave it to the human race to dive at breaknet speed to the bottom of the moral barrel! Thanks for the info, like all things web related eduction is the key
Breakneck*
I found a photo of me stood in a crowd of a wrestling match
I tested this tool with the freebie option and it did not recognize anything. Moreso, my selfie found people based on my general face build, but other than not much in common. I can see the potential in this tool, but i yhink it requires more refinement.
I cant tell you how many time ive been told when ive met new people that i have a "familiar face" or that "you look like someone" but cant ever remember who it is i look like, so i thought for sure something would come up, but nope, not a single match. Tried several different photos, still nothing.
Now im questioning if everyone has been lying to me this whole time..
More likely human facial recognition is more "fuzzy". "You look like someone I know" is very different to "you look identical to someone I know" and it's likely the website is better at filtering out "you look similar..." type non-matches than humans are.
Can we comment on how bad the OPSEC is if you upload your photo to a random OSINT website?
or someone elses photo to anywhere without their consent
He is a youtuber my guy.. He sold the copyrights to his face a long time ago.
Who else didn't know what OSINT was before watching this? Very interesting, and extremely creepy indeed! As a software engineer and security / privacy enthusiast, I'm very intrigued by this.
@@joeallen9897 Links? Thank you in advance.
@@MMAFightMagazine There's no links because that's a lie. Nobody has access to that many satellite feeds that they could tell whether or what people are shopping for.
They just saw 1 episode of billions and made a conspiracy theory over nothing
but it also shows wrong faces. I tried it with a photo of myself and well yeah, I was impressed, even with my cosplay photo, wearing hat and sunglasses, it still found me, but also showed 2 faces that didn't belong to me
Wow, that's incredible. In 10 years things are going to be crazy.
4:44 -- Argh -- You provided no trigger warning disclaimer about bottle nose reveals! Oh my lost innocence, I wasn't expecting that at all!
if the exact date and time of the image are included given the shadow angles it should be possible to geo locate the position. failing that facial recognition software modified to buildings hooked up to google earth should narrow it down quickly
But how much can you narrow down? You might guess the hemisphere but how will you proceed after that?
@@shreayankanjilal theres math involved but given a known hight and time with a shaddow to reference you can get a lot closer than a hemishhere lol its the same principal of astro navigation tables sextant and star charts... its a lot more complicated than i know but i am aware of the technique and it is used on occasion
@@mobiousenigma Thanks for telling me. I don't have much knowledge in this field but I will study about this.
Thanks :)
or look at the metadata?
@@ethanfitzgerald1267 especially if it includes geopositioning data lol..but it is possible to use a shadow and a time to nail a location the math is trig and if i truly understood how it was done it would be a simple explination but lol im only aware it can be done. the math is similar to calculating a buildings shadow which changes over time and date... and as you can calculate position using a sextant and watch . they all rely on specific information to calculate an unknown much like in any right angle triangle you can solve for any single unknown side or with trig a side and an angle. it is trignomentry and i know the location is possible to place given a time a known height and a shadow.
Apparently 10 pictures for free is no longer available.
Now you just need a death note book >.>!
another creepy thing about this, is finding the amount of strangers that look like you
exactly my thought theres something so unnerving about it
I was really hoping it would find the dolphin.
What the fuck
Doesn't work for indian people unless you are very popular 🤣🤣🤣
But does it keep the photo you upload?
Does it store the photo you upload? Or inform the person you are searching for?
I thought it was going to be so powerful that a whole lot of dolphin images would show up in the search :-)
i tried this tool for my own photo and also for a friends photo... it didnt find a single result for either of us. there was only 1 photo result returned for my photo and it wasn't me...and for my friend there was 2, but both weren't her
Pretty crazy, nice resource. Might come in handy for red teaming
So hypothetically speaking, someone can take a picture of a random stranger and find everything about them using this tool? That's scary. There should be opposite osint that lets you delete all this stuff online with a simple touch of a button. That would counteract this tool.
Is it not free anymore? I wanted to try it but they ask me to subscribe to see the results :/
Too bad I really wanted to try that out on myself
I’m not in as much porn as it’s trying to say I’m in. Deeply flattered though 😂
Now consider that a potential employer will search someone’s face, get this impression after a second of looking, and toss a resume in the bin.
Cool but for curious people he’s not that Bitcoin satoshi 😂😂
Yeah, at first I thought they meant THE Satoshi xD
It found nothing on me but all the people that came up looked crazy, I must look like a psychopath.
Been using this tool for quite some time. Very useful!
It's great for finding doppelgangers but if you're a nobody like me, it's not very creepy.
Heath I'm having chills
Barely accurate searches. If the face is a widely common one, the results are close to none.
it doesn't give any free searches
Tried this tool just to see and it is useless to me. I either have a strange face or this tool is bad. I am definitely not amazed. I have many pictures of my face online and this found one. I tried several and all found maybe one or a huge amount of other people who don't even remotely look like me. I uploaded a friends face and found NO pictures. Bright side: People cant use this to find me.
Umm they can now, they prob have saved the pictures uve uploaded lol
From my old photo it found me in uniform on the funeral of my army friend a year ago in Kyiv... also few photos of me 10-15 years ago...few photos of guys who just look like me. At all its a good tool for intelligence
I'm not impressed.
I tried several pictures and it sometimes showed very different images, sometimes even the wrong gender.
Really like your wine barrel.. and thanks for sharing knowledge TCM much love
You could reverse image search yourself and delete any traces.
I just tried it... It didn't succeed on finding pictures of anyone I uploaded. When adding a second photo it said they needed to be of the same person (they were both of the same person, same day, same clothes, different angle). Eventually I tried with a random internet picture and it didn't see any faces in it; while this could be really awesome, it's still in it's infancy... fingers crossed it will continue to get better (with the way everything is going lately I'm sure it will).
Life lesson from this video - limit the number of photos of yourself that you upload/allow online.
It's not the tool's fault if people upload their pictures on the internet. If you're on the internet then you're on the internet PERIOD!!!
WHAT IF I DON'T WANT TO DATE THIS TOOL??
This would probably work great for genealogical research, too.
Trying to move into the cyber realm and saw an OSINT challenge and got one right but then todays wrong and someone mentioned your TH-cam channel. :)
this would be a great tool to identify soldiers suspected of committing war crimes who got caught on CCTV at some point in their special operation.
GLORY TO RUSSIA 🇷🇺
Interesting and scary at the same time…..thanks for the vid……nice selection of whisky you got there……Lagavulin be great…….I hope you whisky magnificently…….if you know, you know.
I am a proud bastard
That’s so cool and it was nice to see that i don’t have any online presence
Congrats on 300k!
People have been able to use your email account to find out a lot about you for many years and this is really just one step further. Granted, it's a very major leap.
I was considering making something like this couple years back. An AI program that can detect microexpressions in someones face while they are talking. Wanted to be used as a real-time lie detector and state of mind scanner overall.
Tracelabs is gonna be fun with this
What's tracelabs
The website allows people to opt out from being searchable on it. They won't show results if you request it. They can't do anything about the picture that's already there on another website, though.
This video was suggested to me and I kinda thought „yeah it’s probably about that strange website with AI face recognition“
I was right and it’s still creepy…
Tried a couple pics of me and nothing. Pretty relieved, honestly.
Is this still the most powerful OSINT tool out there?
I wonder if this is scraping and using any exif data in the process?
Looks like this has changed. You no longer get the results unless you pay.
Thank you for the amazing TIPS! I learned a lot and benefited from your courses!
as of today (nov. 2021) you actually have to pay even for displaying any results...
You know its a truly good OSINT tool if it's creepy as hell! Haha
*don't* turn off the safe search...oh my. I uploaded a selfie and it can't find me, a good thing. It has me mixed up with some other dude who is sort of similar to me.
How did it score on the dolphin?
Your AI overlords are just warming up for your Chinese style social credit system.
The progress of technology will only cultivate this sort of thing, potentially to levels few expect. It could be the case that our world will be akin to a video game, where everything, including people, has an examine tab. Not to mention what AI brings to the table with its probability oriented pattern matching capabilities. Imagine AI scanning your environment and telling you what probability a particular dog will bite you, and it causes you to fear that dog and dogs like it, even if the particular dog is a great gentle dog. You can see how this could be applied to other things as well, and the potential issues that could arise. To be judged based on superficial pattern matching and probability. Imagine the societal divisiveness such a technology could cultivate. Theres good and cool stuff too for sure, amazing stuff, but hopefully it unfolds in a compassionate and logical way.
Is there a voice recognition thing I can use to run these phone harassers through and get their names?
Satoshi Nakamoto? :P
I remember my grandfather, sitting me on his knee, said to me…sometimes you’re just gonna see dicks. A lesson that has stuck with me ever since.
Sage advice.
I've often prided myself in being "undoxxable" (in quotes because no one is 100% untraceable, however, I've never once used any real info online in my life. Not in any way that can link online identities to real one).
I had hopes for this tool. But, It too failed to find a single result, even using up to 5 images for better results.
I then, added a photo that I had put on a dummy Instagram account, to make it easier, still no results.
Will continue playing around with it though.
I uploaded a pic of myself, and nothing came up. I know I have many pics of myself on the internet over the past 25 years. I think they are collecting pictures of people who are uploading pics to there site.
The key is to just be someone people want to keep around.
Site Name?
I remember when Google images did this for free before they changed everything
I wonder how often this is used for operation foxhunt.
It cannot find any social media pictures or any videos on websites.
It doesn't work I just already tried three people and it doesn't show nothing about them
Good one but it registered nothing for me.and my wife.
I JUST did this and it found no results.
I loaded 6 pics of myself and it came back with zero results.
Ah, yes, that one. I watched a video about that one. They finally found him years after the project started.
Edit: I think this was the video. Ya it was this video. Definitely a good watch.
th-cam.com/video/we2ES4Q8NYg/w-d-xo.html
How about the kants? Do they also get into the photos?