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WHat is up with Google asking for my phone number and cell phone number?

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posted on Mar, 28 2012 @ 02:58 PM
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Originally posted by FearEater

Originally posted by DarthMuerte
I left google behind a long time ago. I have a variety of email addresses, most of which are "disposable". Have you tried just making up a fake number, preferably from a different state or country?


Great idea on "disposable emails" ... I got several myself.

But why on Earth would you "make up a fake number"? What if you happen to give them MY NUMBER? ...Its no wonder I get random calls from random American states everyday, and I live in Canada....
I use Niderian phone numbers
I figured it was only fair.



posted on Mar, 28 2012 @ 06:17 PM
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I am in tech support as well but, like I said, this is my home and not a business. Also, we all know,"It is ALL for our own good and our security and safety". Seriously? You fell for that line of BS and your in tech support? Im ashamed



posted on Mar, 28 2012 @ 06:23 PM
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513-555-1212. They can call information same as anyone else. Too bad I only use a cell now and information cannot give the number out.



posted on Mar, 28 2012 @ 07:27 PM
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Originally posted by mustangill
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I am in tech support as well but, like I said, this is my home and not a business. Also, we all know,"It is ALL for our own good and our security and safety". Seriously? You fell for that line of BS and your in tech support? Im ashamed


Maybe you should just relax for a while and realize that the world isn't out to get you. As I said, they already have your phone number. Physically entering it in the dialog box simply verifies that you agree to use it as a last-step security measure. They aren't the CIA or KBG or the Illuminati; they are your email service provider who, by the way, knows waaaay more about you than just your phone number.

It's the equivalent of not letting somebody take your picture because you think the camera will steal your soul.




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