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tmobile is terrible and I loathe them but are the alternatives better? is twilio viable for personal cell use?
by aserdf 4y ago
tmobile is terrible and I loathe them but are the alternatives better?
is twilio viable for personal cell use?
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- ianhawes 4y agoI will say that, as someone who knew the above mentioned hacker when I was underage, ATT and Verizon methodically train their employees on pretexting and other social engineering attacks. While they may have their flaws, they both have a culture of security and privacy that is completely different from TMOB.
- albrewer 4y agoThere was a Darknet Diaries episode recently[0] that focused on a guy who frequently did phone scams, and he said Verizon was the most expensive to hack because you had to basically pay a bribe to get into their systems. [0] https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/112/ https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/112/
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- 0des 4y agoffs, stop using cell phones. this goes double for smart phones.
- jabroni_salad 4y agoYour landline provider also has fallible CSRs. Webmail providers don't even have service, which can be a curse as much as it is a blessing Anyone can commit megafraud against you by filing a USPS change of address form on your behalf to intercept all your paper correspondence, not to mention the rampant straight up package theft the past few years. We need a more comprehensive plan than just 'dont use phones'. As long as correspondence has value, someone is going to try and steal it.
- 0des 4y agoMy who? I don't have a land line.
- Forgeties79 4y agoThat’s not a real solution.
- 0des 4y agoIt is, in the most literal sense.
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- jaywalk 4y agoTwilio's "Programmable Wireless" product does not allow phone calls, and actually uses T-Mobile in the US. So no, it's not viable at all.