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When Jay Jones started documenting fake job listings on LinkedIn, no one was tracking this at scale. No government agency. No platform enforcement team. No non-profit. He built the investigative infrastructure himself — the tools, the protocols, the case files, the takedown process — from nothing.
54,911 fake job removals later, the mission is the same. But the scope has expanded to include corporate infiltration, proxy interview networks, platform data harvesting, North Korean IT fraud, and brand impersonation at industrial scale.
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