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That makes a lot of sense and could have been what happened. It would also make it more difficult for Google to do something like ignore responses that come aft
by eastdakota 14y ago
That makes a lot of sense and could have been what happened. It would also make it more difficult for Google to do something like ignore responses that come after 4+ rings.
- greyboy 14y agoI'm more curious why a "secure" PIN is simply left, automated, as a message. A more "secure" option, I would think, would be to require some sort of input from the person who answered (say, "Press 1 for the PIN" where that number is randomized, or something).