BotSight from NortonLifeLock is a real-time Twitter annotator that lets you identify suspicious Twitter accounts. It lets you browse Twitter while annotating each Twitter handle with a bot-probability score. The generated scores are then shown directly on the Twitter page, which lets you differentiate between a real person or a bot.
BotSight is available as a browser extension on Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, as well as an iOS app. To know more about Twitter bots and BotSight, see What's a Twitter bot and how to spot one.
Install BotSight extension on Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
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Launch Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons page.
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Type BotSight in the search box and click Enter.
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In the search results, click BotSight
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Do one of the following:
<ul> <li> <p>In Google Chrome, under the BotSight extensions page, click Add to Chrome.</p> </li> <li> <p>In Mozilla Firefox, under the BotSight extensions page, click Add to Firefox.</p> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>Follow the on-screen instructions to install the extension.</p> </li>
Install BotSight app on iOS
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On your iOS device, launch the App Store, and search for Botsight.
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On the BotSight screen, tap Get, and then tap Install.
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When the installation completes, tap Open to launch the app.
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