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Yes, so if law enforcement (for example) were trying to find out the phone number for a Gmail account, they would then have to go to Burner or Twilio to get rec
by lizzard 14y ago
Yes, so if law enforcement (for example) were trying to find out the phone number for a Gmail account, they would then have to go to Burner or Twilio to get records for the Burner phone number account. I guess it depend on what level of anonymity or privacy you're going for.
- kragniz 14y agoWait, does Gmail ask for a phone number when signing up these days?
- thomaslangston 14y agoIt did sometimes. I think a cookie/IP limit kicked after it detected "you" had created a few accounts.
- ct0 14y agoIt is extremely easy to create an anonymous number already, let alone a gmail account. A friend of a friend daisy chains anonymous numbers with physical burners for a "proxy" effect.