Microsoft owns LinkedIn and uses its data for their Dynamics 365 CRM product, and I'm sure doesn't give it to anyone else.
According to the Hint user guide,
Hint retrieves data from a third-party provider rather than directly from sources such as social media and news sites. Therefore, Hint's enriched data may not exactly reflect information available by direct navigation to these sources; recent changes may not yet be available in the data set. Currently, Hint's data is strongest and most complete for individuals and companies based in the United States.
I see data from Facebook, Twitter, news aggregators, probably some industry-specific contact databases, all kinds of stuff.
Microsoft owns LinkedIn and uses its data for their Dynamics 365 CRM product, and I'm sure doesn't give it to anyone else.
According to the Hint user guide,
Hint retrieves data from a third-party provider rather than directly from sources such as social media and news sites. Therefore, Hint's enriched data may not exactly reflect information available by direct navigation to these sources; recent changes may not yet be available in the data set. Currently, Hint's data is strongest and most complete for individuals and companies based in the United States.
I see data from Facebook, Twitter, news aggregators, probably some industry-specific contact databases, all kinds of stuff.
