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XeiDaMoKaFE

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XeiDaMoKaFE
YouTube avatar. Blacklight, glowing rings, and a password in the clear.
Real name Miguel Lemos (unconfirmed)
Alias(es) XeiDaMoKaFE
Location on the globe Tomar, Portugal
Main platform YouTube comments
Papa flerf Dave Weiss
Flerfzi? not yet confirmed
Religiflerf? unknown
Incel? not yet confirmed
Drinks urine? not yet confirmed
Adopted by Flerf Whisperer
Teeth slightly less than full set
VTE

XeiDaMoKaFE is a flerf who showed up in a YouTube comment to defend Dave Weiss's leaky app, then asked MCToon to find his password. MCToon found the password. He also found the email, the birthday, the globe coordinates Dave's app uploaded without an opt-in, the street address, and the wireframe wheelbarrow on the front step. The challenge was easy. The app is still leaky.

Find my password

On 7 September 2026, under Digital Social Hour's The REAL Reason They Hide Flat Earth..., XeiDaMoKaFE posted:[1]

dave apps share the info you purposely add to show others find my password

That is the pitch: Dave's app only shares what you meant to share, and a globe-modeler should not be able to read a password out of it. The comment is a dare.

YouTube, 7 September 2026. The dare lasted about fifty-seven minutes.

MCToon answered:

Dave's app on first launch uploads the user's globe coordinates. It doesn't check if the user has opted in to share location. The server side immediately stored the user's location in the database, again, without checking if they want to share their location.

Since you asked:
Your email address in the app: xeidamoka@hotmail.com
Your password in the app: FElemos.6
Your location in the app: 39.6116765, -8.4020489 this is in Tomar, Portugal.
Your birthday in the app: 30 January 1995
You put this as your address in the app: Rua Infante Dom Fernando 24 A. You've got a wireframe decorative wheelbarrow on the step next to your door.

Is your name Miguel Lemos? You really shouldn't use your name in your passwords.

Dave's app uploading globe coordinates on first launch, with no location opt-in, is not info you purposely add to show others. That is a leak. Putting your name in the password was a separate unforced error.

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