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no worries, scammers and hackers already got your phone number, address, and SSN from t-mobile, Verizon, and at&t customer data breaches, and from one of the cu
by slt2021 2y ago
no worries, scammers and hackers already got your phone number, address, and SSN from t-mobile, Verizon, and at&t customer data breaches, and from one of the customer data mining vendors like LexisNexis.
- lynx23 2y agoAhh, the "no need to be careful, the world is fucked anyways" argument. Whenever someone comes at me with this one, I seriously doubt their sincerity.
- slt2021 2y agoyes, you are missing on a better product without even gaining any privacy benefit, if you consider phone number as sensitive. you could registered with synthetic phone number (google phone) without compromising privacy, if you were that serious about privacy
- lynx23 2y agoAnthropic could also NOT prompt for a phone number if they were so serious about getting their product established. But its much better to shame potential customers by claiming their privacy incentives are just wrong...