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Topic started on 4-4-2004 @ 01:28 PM by mo_trot
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just learned of a google feature. you can key in any phone # and receive the person's name and address. i have tried it on 4 unlisted numbers and
it worked on all of them as well. the number can be keyed as 10 sequential digits or w/ -'s and ()'s.
couldn't they be held liable for someone who misused this info?
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:31 PM by SpittinCobra
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Originally posted by mo_trot
just learned of a google feature. you can key in any phone #
couldn't they be held liable for someone who misused this info? 
Do you have a link to this feature, Do you have to pay for it?
I think it would be looked at like a phone book. If you have an unlisted number I dont see how it can be put out.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:36 PM by mo_trot
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www.google.com...
just use the standard search page and enter a #
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:44 PM by SpittinCobra
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Originally posted by mo_trot
www.google.com...
just use the standard search page and enter a # 
Ok.. sigh.. those are numbers that are posted on the net for some reason or another. Did you put your number in? I did, nothing, We have three phone
number not one was there.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:47 PM by I See You
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You can also get directions to the person house along with a satalite image that you can zoom on. I've found my house and my parents that way. That
just isn't right.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:49 PM by mo_trot
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i entered about 15 numbers that i knew, including my own. four of which i know are are unpublished. when name and address appear, a link to mapquest
is given as well. click the link and you get a map to the location.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:52 PM by SpittinCobra
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Originally posted by mo_trot
i entered about 15 numbers that i knew, including my own. four of which i know are are unpublished. when name and address appear, a link to mapquest
is given as well. click the link and you get a map to the location. 
Ok.... what ever...I must be lucky.....I sure am glad that only my numbers dont work in google.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 01:54 PM by andy1033
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is this feature just for usa phone numbers, i assume so
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 02:03 PM by crispexi
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this is nothing new.
you can look up numbers and do reverse lookups on numbers using the net. google just makes it easier but you can't get as much information as you
want.
the reason an unlisted number might of appeared is because
the person could of moved and that is their old number, which they took off other listings allready. i find peoples old numbers all the time.
you can goto www.switchboard.com to look up people by name/state or you could goto
www.reversephonedirectory.com
to get a persons address if you know their number.. there are a lot of more ways to get peoples information but that requires you to pay.. like
background checks ect
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 02:06 PM by theshadowknows
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external image
Anyways, it is kind of an invasion of privacy. That and that whois should be outlawed.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 02:08 PM by infinite
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go into google and search
eg. inurl:gov file:xls "passwords" google can give out some sensitive info
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 02:32 PM by alternateheaven
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Its not much of an invasion if the previous owner of the number had it public and you make it unpublished. That just means that you will possibly get
phone calls for someone else. I do however think you should be allowed to make your whois information private, but only if its a private persons
domain, anything public like a company should have to have the information out for all.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 03:44 PM by crispexi
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All whois info is public. Unless you put up some fake information when registering a domain name.
Also you can make your number unlisted from the phone book if you want. i'm not sure about how to do that but i know you can take your number off
switchboard.com if you register.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 03:56 PM by Spectre
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You can remove your personal information from Google's phonebook search online. Business information requests have to be done in writing. It only
takes care of Google but they provide links to some other third-party lookup services.
Google Phonebook Name Removal
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 03:59 PM by Ocelot
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This is messed up. I wouldnt want all my info available to anybody online. I mean WTF.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 04:43 PM by cpr12r
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I looked up my number and my friends. Mine is unlisted and it didn't show up. My friends is listed and it didn't show up either. I also tried the
thing one of you said to look up eg. inurl:gov file:xls "passwords" that. Nothing showed up on any.
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reply posted on 4-4-2004 @ 04:49 PM by cmdrkeenkid
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my number is unlisted and didn't show up. yay me! sucks for anyone else though
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reply posted on 5-4-2004 @ 05:48 PM by crispexi
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www.publicrecords.com
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reply posted on 5-4-2004 @ 10:34 PM by Ezekiel
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Check out this link for some scary google news  (rather old now but still interesting)
GOOGLE IS SCARY!!!
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