It seems like everything they have is basically information that you can find by looking at someone’s clubhouse profile. I thought they had something serious like a phone number.
In this case it seems to just be data scraped from people’s public profiles, but would you say the same thing if their more private data, like phone number, was leaked?
Yeah Clubhouse has already been scraped, I was taking a look at their API the other day it’s pretty much public by default. Someone with enough accounts and IPs could stream every Clubhouse room theoretically.
I've been too cynical to look into it further, but it sounds to me that Clubhouse is what we used to call a conference call. Is it really different than that? Just wondering.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 31.4 ms ] threadAlso it reads more like an advertisement for the author's services.
I'd like to see a more credible source.
my comment clubhouse had servers in PRC got downvoted hard last week
I don't see anything on the picture of the data sample that isn't on the profile, which appears to be visible to anyone with a Clubhouse account: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/fkWQSg-hl1V2-fwpS2VJy3CGR0...
The Clubhouse user ids also appear to be sequential, so this looks like a pretty low effort endeavor.