[Bootlegronin47]

Okay I got skimped for .7 Grams I payed 70 for 6gs and gas, out of towners. I was looking into geotagging using one on firefox, but all I actually did was open the page source for MeetmeI need to trace the location of someone using a profile picture on meetme guys help me out Pl0xZ what can I use

[skrtja]

So you paid 70 for .6 grams?? Is this your first time buying? You probably can't trace a profile picture as most have metadata and such removed.

[sleaze]

https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/
this tool will show you all EXIF data attached to an image. really doubt that it'll be there in the first place, but you could give it a shot.

[mothered]

https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/
this tool will show you all EXIF data attached to an image. really doubt that it'll be there in the first place, but you could give it a shot.

As you've said, that's provided the metadata hasn't been stripped, of which most are nowadays.

Certainly worth a try, though.

[DarkMuse]

You might be able to get their ip with another account by contacting them as if you were someone else and getting a click on a website you have access to which can see IP's. Might be able to narrow down their location if they're on a home wifi or something like that. I'd hit them up really early in the AM when they're prolly sleeping, so they'll look at it when they wake up (they'll be at home most likely)

Just do things legal because illegal is bad and jail is bad

[sleaze]

You might be able to get their ip with another account by contacting them as if you were someone else and getting a click on a website you have access to which can see IP's. Might be able to narrow down their location if they're on a home wifi or something like that. I'd hit them up really early in the AM when they're prolly sleeping, so they'll look at it when they wake up (they'll be at home most likely)

Just do things legal because illegal is bad and jail is bad

or if you're able to embed external images and have them load it automatically, you could throw up a 1px by 1px image to your webserver, embed it, and wait for it to show up in logs. that way they don't have to click anything and most likely won't even notice that it's there. if it's their home IP perhaps you could go on to SEing their ISP if possible. y'know. legally. yeah.