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Crypto Wallet Engineer
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Navigate to any page on Spotify while on the account, preferably the index or settings page. Click on the cookie in your extensions bar and export your cookies, they will be copied to your clipboard. Feel free to paste them in your **DeadForums** personal notepad (underrated feature) or in a text document.
You can now log out of your Spotify account, press the cookie, click "Import Cookie" and paste in the cookie you just exported, refresh the page. If you are logged in again, the method has worked.
Cookies life-span varies from platform to platform, some can last days, some can last months. If you are really poor, I'd recommend updating the cookie saved in your document every day, by doing the previous method.
Another way you can secure "your" Spotify account is by attempting to jack the email linked to the account. Usually this is simple as the target usually doesn't have 2FA enabled, or uses the same password (I know this because well, how else did they come up on your combolist). Once jacked, you can secure with a secondary protonmail or cock.li and change the password. I like to do this at night when the owner should be sleeping (find this out by looking at the geolocation), this will lessen the chances of the account being pulled while you jack it. From here you can download the Spotify data.
To do this, navigate to [https://www.spotify.com/us/account/overview/], then to "Privacy Settings". This will give you all the information you need to SE support into thinking the account is yours, along with more juicy information like card details.
Stay on a VPN the whole time, you know, to be safe.
The same method applies to most platforms, just don't get too greedy. Stay on the email account for as short amount of time as possible.
You can now download all the playlists you want. After you download the playlists, go to "Offline Mode" in settings. Remember to come off offline mode every now and again.
Your main goal is to avoid detection from the owner, don't download every playlist on Spotify, and if you find someone that likes similar music to you then that's a bonus.
Good luck
Navigate to any page on Spotify while on the account, preferably the index or settings page. Click on the cookie in your extensions bar and export your cookies, they will be copied to your clipboard. Feel free to paste them in your **DeadForums** personal notepad (underrated feature) or in a text document.
You can now log out of your Spotify account, press the cookie, click "Import Cookie" and paste in the cookie you just exported, refresh the page. If you are logged in again, the method has worked.
Cookies life-span varies from platform to platform, some can last days, some can last months. If you are really poor, I'd recommend updating the cookie saved in your document every day, by doing the previous method.
Another way you can secure "your" Spotify account is by attempting to jack the email linked to the account. Usually this is simple as the target usually doesn't have 2FA enabled, or uses the same password (I know this because well, how else did they come up on your combolist). Once jacked, you can secure with a secondary protonmail or cock.li and change the password. I like to do this at night when the owner should be sleeping (find this out by looking at the geolocation), this will lessen the chances of the account being pulled while you jack it. From here you can download the Spotify data.
To do this, navigate to [https://www.spotify.com/us/account/overview/], then to "Privacy Settings". This will give you all the information you need to SE support into thinking the account is yours, along with more juicy information like card details.
Stay on a VPN the whole time, you know, to be safe.
The same method applies to most platforms, just don't get too greedy. Stay on the email account for as short amount of time as possible.
You can now download all the playlists you want. After you download the playlists, go to "Offline Mode" in settings. Remember to come off offline mode every now and again.
Your main goal is to avoid detection from the owner, don't download every playlist on Spotify, and if you find someone that likes similar music to you then that's a bonus.
Good luck