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Yes, I do this. I really wish they and everyone else would stop using phone number as an ID and use an alphanumeric ID. Really, I don't want to give out a phon
by dheera 5y ago
Yes, I do this. I really wish they and everyone else would stop using phone number as an ID and use an alphanumeric ID.
Really, I don't want to give out a phone number to everyone.
- johnisgood 5y agoExactly. How hard can it be? It would make it way more secure for almost no effort. I would use Signal if it did not require a phone number or an e-mail address (whichever it requires).
- dheera 5y agoI'm okay with it requiring an e-mail address, that's easier to be universally accessible, as long as your e-mail provider is sane and doesn't require SMS confirmation to login. Phone numbers, for most people, only work within a certain part of the world and aren't easily accessible worldwide.
- johnisgood 5y agoThe reason I am not okay with it is that it is usually tied to your person in one way or another. Have you tried getting an e-mail while using Tor? Next to impossible. Plus, it is unnecessary really. You can use nicknames or say, a generated UUID of some sort, with perhaps a QR code for easy copying.
- zrth 5y agocrating a new yandex email account works nicely via tor for me
- johnisgood 5y agoI will check. I would say that it works... for now. :P It is not something we should rely on, I think.