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FB said adding a phone number for 2FA was for security, now it can't be disabled

29 点作者 paglia_s大约 6 年前

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winternett大约 6 年前
The junk calls, and spam emails we have been getting are all linked to this...<p>It has been going on for a long time. I was working on testing MFA on Microsoft Azure with a brand new phone number I registered, was not getting any junk calls at all before I started testing. The minute I submitted my phone number to the authentication app for Azure, I started getting random calls on my phone. The minute I submitted my email address for verification I started getting junk mail.<p>Many of these companies are using 3rd party libraries that snag your number and store it insecurely and&#x2F;or even sell it to spammers. Companies should be held accountable for it, and customers should be able to opt out. Not everyone can simply change their phone number.<p>Google (Android) and Apple should also be required to provide better ways of blocking unwanted calls, like being able to use wild cards e.g. (301)299-* to block all numbers within a range.<p>I think the biggest problems preventing this issue from being resolved is that mobile carriers are profiting from the surging airtime fees, and that most people don&#x27;t really know that this is all happening behind the scenes.
AdamJacobMuller大约 6 年前
This is annoying.<p>I deleted my facebook account years ago and only created a new one last year for the purposes of having access to my companies facebook page.<p>Obviously, to secure that, I added a phone number for 2FA. Now, I&#x27;ve started to get annoying, sometimes daily, SMS from Facebook about how &quot;my friends are looking for me.&quot; Really discourages me from properly securing my account.
marssaxman大约 6 年前
This seemed like the inevitable outcome back when FB first started asking for phone numbers, which is why I&#x27;ve never given them my number. It wouldn&#x27;t surprise me if they&#x27;ve sussed it out some other way, though - raiding the address books belonging to friends who were trusting enough to install the Messenger app, perhaps.