Restricted platform — verified access
Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

Common questions about access eligibility, evidence handling, and how Echo differs from live OSINT tools.

Who can access Echo Intelligence?
Echo is restricted to verified government and law enforcement agencies, intelligence and counter-terrorism units, military and defense organizations, and government cyber and SOC teams. Commercial brand-monitoring and marketing requests are declined.
Does Echo include deleted social media content?
Yes. Echo continuously captures content from TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and X, so the pre-deletion state of removed videos, suspended accounts, and purged comment threads is preserved in the archive.
How is Echo different from live OSINT tools?
Live OSINT tools query what platforms currently allow to be visible. Echo queries the historical archive — including content that has since been removed by the platform, the user, or takedown actions. The investigative datasets are structurally different.
Is Echo's output suitable for court use?
Yes. Echo produces sealed evidence packages with cryptographic integrity, original capture timestamps, and full chain-of-custody documentation, structured for direct submission and expert testimony.
Which platforms does Echo cover?
Echo covers YouTube (EchoTube), TikTok (EchoTok), Instagram (EchoGram), and X / Twitter (EchoX) at population scale, with historical coverage spanning years of activity on each platform.
Does using Echo leave an operational footprint on the target platforms?
No. Echo queries an internal archive, not the live platforms. There are no live API calls, no platform-side log entries, and no operational footprint visible to the platforms or to monitored accounts.
How does Echo handle persona resolution?
Echo's identity layer correlates accounts across platforms using behavioral fingerprinting, network adjacency, and temporal handoff patterns — not just visible metadata. The same actor across alt accounts and platforms can be resolved even when no visible identifier is shared.
How long does verification take?
The vetting team responds within 24 business hours of an evaluation request. Verification checks domain and credential signals against agency registries before any access is issued.