>I’m not even kidding when I say my full legal name, including my middle name, has been searched up in Israel 11 times in the past day

>anonymous users are reporting that data from Google Trends shows their real names, not divulged anywhere online, are being mass searched in Israel.

My understanding is that Google Trends does not provide this level of granular search history and only shows data for search results after they number in the thousands or tens of thousands. Am I misunderstanding how this service works or are the twitter users?

Claims aside, the narrative I'm seeing is if you want a person or group spied on, you go to Israel. They're simply the best.

Also, I don't trust this source. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MintPress_News

How exactly can people tell they’re being “googled in Israel”?

I wonder if Musk sold a database of X users. It's probably permitted under the EULA.