In this live stream, Sector035, Ines Narciso, and Ginsberg5150 played the GeoGuessr daily challenge and then discussed events and how to prepare and plan when you want to do an OSINT investigation on an event. We discussed how important it is to understand the scale of the event, how much content will be available, and distinguish between events that you have too much data from not enough data. For the second type, we discussed issues like trying different platforms, even nationally bound ones, using keywords and hashtags connected to the event, the location and the actors involved to find data and finally how to prepare for the collection of stories that will only be available for a couple of hours. Countdown (0:00) Welcome (0:50) Geoguessr (5:26) Using OSINT to Look Up Data on an Event (17:06) Geoguessr Part 2 (18:43) Collecting Data on Events and Starting Points (31:36) What Social Media Platforms to Use (35:00) Where to Get Data for Research (39:35) Using Hashtags and Keywords to Monitor Events (40:25) Social Media Sites for Specific Countries (41:29) Events in the Same Area by Similar and Opposition Groups (42:34) Services Posting Information About a Secret Event (44:29) Social Media Disappearing Content (46:36) Announcements for a Social Event (49:07) Audience Question (50:04) Planning a List of Profiles to Research (52:55) Using Relationships to Find Information on an Event (54:54) Oversharing Data on Social Media Platforms (56:36) Wrap-up (57:48)