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Vey interesting, especially now that big websites such as Twitter force you to give your phone number. Others coerce you in not-so-subtle ways ("because of secu
by cerberusss 7y ago
Vey interesting, especially now that big websites such as Twitter force you to give your phone number. Others coerce you in not-so-subtle ways ("because of security!!1!" -- Facebook). No matter that sooner or later, criminals will have them.
I'm looking forward to Senu expanding outside the US.
- akosp 7y agoAbsolutely. I received a message a couple of days ago from IDNotify (an identity monitoring service) that my phone number has been found in a public database. And the troubling part is that I can't really do much about it, as changing my primary, personal phone number to something else is not feasible.