The desire to know who visits our social network profiles has led to the emergence of multiple tools claiming to provide this information. One such tool is Toasteed, a website of French origin that has gained popularity recently for revealing our top fans on Twitter.
Toasteed not only promises to show us who visits our Twitter profile but also claims to do so without requiring access to our account. Unlike other metrics and marketing analysis tools on Twitter, Toasteed only needs the username we want to check, making it a hassle-free process.
Furthermore, there is no need to install any additional app; all we have to do is access the website, enter our username, and click the ‘Answer the questionnaire!’ button. It assures users that logging in is unnecessary, providing a sense of security.
Upon pressing to know the results, Toasteed promptly displays a list of nine accounts that follow us, supposedly the ones that visit our profile the most. However, the website does not specify the time period used as a reference for this data.
Is Toasteed Reliable for Knowing Profile Visitors?
Given its speed and lack of information, we question the reliability of Toasteed for identifying profile visitors. The website appears to be more of a ‘quizzes’ or fun tests platform designed to gain presence on social networks, similar to what we’ve seen on Facebook or BuzzFeed over a decade ago.
The Toasteed Twitter account does not provide much insight into its algorithm, leaving users to speculate on how it works. While the creators claim not to be scammers seeking user data, the website is relatively new, and they have sought collaboration from the networks for its functioning.
One notable flaw that Toasteed previously had was offering different results every time the dynamic was repeated. However, this has reportedly been fixed, and the results now remain consistent. Still, the questionable reliability persists.
Conducting tests across different language versions of Toasteed, we found significant variations in the top 9 profiles that supposedly visit our Twitter profile the most. This inconsistency raises doubts about Toasteed’s credibility and underscores the need for improvement.
In conclusion, Toasteed may not be entirely reliable for discovering profile visitors. However, one positive aspect is that it does not require access to any profile, suggesting it might be harmless in nature.
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