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Perhaps. But when a phone # gets entered then FB should authenticate it on the spot. Then someone else can't use your number nefariously. As it is, couldn't th
by chiefalchemist 6y ago
Perhaps. But when a phone # gets entered then FB should authenticate it on the spot. Then someone else can't use your number nefariously.
As it is, couldn't this be FB more or less phishing? That is, baiting non-users to register? Certainly, such tactics have been used with email. Why not SMS?
- ipsum2 6y agoIn another article, I believe it said that the phone number was recycled from an actual user.