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The **Discover Twitter Posts by Profile URL Actor** extracts detailed information about posts from a specified Twitter profile URL, including the user's post data, engagement metrics, and media attached to the posts.
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Pratik DaniMaintained by Community
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Created in Jan 2025
Modified 13 days ago
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