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Interestingly, I recall [from several years ago] that during the account creation, when Google asked for phone number to send the verification code to, it speci
by Postosuchus 4y ago
Interestingly, I recall [from several years ago] that during the account creation, when Google asked for phone number to send the verification code to, it specifically stated that the phone would not be "linked" to the account and used "just" for verification. I guess, there was some fine print attached to that...
- hulitu 4y agoOf course is not linked to the account. That's why they send the verification code to the same 10 year old number. /s In every country the companies have to comply to the government.
- FeepingCreature 4y agoIn no free country do companies have to lie to their customers in order to comply with the government. That's a choice they make voluntarily.
- viro 4y agowhich one?
- dbuder 4y agoThey did this to me recently after booting me out of gmail\yt etc on my desktop that has been logged in for years I have specifically avoided giving them my phone number - even when they tried to scare me into it recently Just absolutely no respect for consent - do I have to record my screens wile using my computer and save the video forever to prove this stuff and would it change a thing