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Someone’s been impersonating emails from my contacts and sending me threats via message app.

So far 2 contacts I know have messaged me with their emails in the past month. When I contacted the actual people, they know nothing about it. The hacker(s) has disclosed they know my address. At this point I’m not particularly worried for myself but since they did put out the time to do all this work I need some advice on how to reciprocate.

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3 different laundromats in San Jose, CA are calling me. I live in Southern California.

I have been receiving phone calls from 3 different laundromats in San Jose. The caller ID shows up as laundromats and when I googled the phone numbers, it showed they're different laundromats that all look legit. I have never been to any of these businesses.

I picked up one of the calls earlier this morning and the person on the other end claimed to be from a "digital marketing agency" and wanted to speak to me regarding a domain I purchased. I did purchase a domain several months ago and forgot to add the domain privacy for about 2 days, so I was receiving phone calls and emails non stop for a couple of weeks, but that all stopped a while ago.

The laundromat that called me this morning doesn't even open until 12 PM. It's currently 9:44 AM here.

Anyone know what might be happening here? Have these laundromats been hacked or are they all running a "digital marketing agency" side hustle?

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your opinion on what companies like google do with all this data they have collected from everyone.

I think we all know that companies like google , facebook , tiktok etc.. know things on everyone they dont even know about themselves , and obviously have a profiles on each one of us. But the question that has been bugging me for a while now is, what can they do with these data? obviously not only marketing and ads. what could their end goal be with all these data. Google knows everything from your health problems to your weird sexual fetishes as well as emails locations everything. while facebook has your posts , pictures , friends , opinions and chats from whatsaap ,even if you read the terms and services of tiktok you will read that they record your keystroke patterns and many more but these were just to be brief.

So what do you think they may be planning or is already doing with these data.

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Is it possible to crack a .rar file which has a strong password? (I remember the hard part actually)

I just found a .rar file that i thought i lost it and there are some amazing pictures in it as i remember, but since it has a strong password so i thought i cannot brut force it yet i remember the hard part so guys do i have any hope?

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Ip adress locating

So, my gf's laptop was stolen. Is there a way to: 1. Get her laptop's ip address by something in the past, and not recently, maybe something like a search history? 2. Track the laptop's location precisely?

any other ways to get the location or help with that are also very much appreciated

Excuses for formatting, im on mobile

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