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You can remove the number after you've used the account for a while and not get locked, but they shouldn't require it in the first place.
by Kye 5y ago
You can remove the number after you've used the account for a while and not get locked, but they shouldn't require it in the first place.
- echelon 5y agoIt's probably permanently held in their databases. Some services use immutable data models that "append deletes". (GDPR made those types of systems fun to deal with.) Might be bad for activists, whistleblowers, et al.
- antifa 5y agoThe point is to never give it to them.
- myhf 5y agoAnd yet that account will still get suggestions to follow people who have that phone number in their address book. Thinking face emoji