Why does Facebook Want My Cel Phone Number!!!
I have never been a big fan of Facebook. I don’t like the idea that all my private thoughts and information become public property.
But I joined. For some reason, we are all crazy busy. I am booked solid until mid-September. Digitalapplejuice haven’t been updating as often as we should because, bless us all, we are making money in an otherwise difficult economy. As a result, Facebook has become a quick way to keep up with the other writers, upload a quick image of our last gig or post a link to an interesting news story without getting completely sidetracked in an email or phone call.
Today I tried to become a fan of The Daily Show. WEl, I have always been a fan of The Daily Show- all the way backj to Craig Kilborn. Today I decide to add The Daily Show to my wall.
When I went to comment on JohnBolton’s recent interview I discovered that I have to verify my cel phone first.
Hmmm.
Why does Facebook Want My Cel Phone Number!?
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it seems that facebook is now asking for cel phones.after the 2nd time the site asked, i decided that i wasn’t planning on sharing my cel phone number with them. its why i have abandoned my account. talk about big brother…
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Why does Facebook Want My Cel Phone Number!!!:
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probably- dunno- i tried to re-create the issue with my sis’ fb account and i didn’t get the screen requesting my cel phone.
i wonder how many people forked over their phone numbers?
could this be it? my friend lesli sent me this:
“[T]oday’s outage is happening at the same time a new version of the Koobface malware was found in the wild,” Paul Henry, a securityresearcher for Lumension Security, wrote in a blog post. “This malware is using both Twitter and Facebook messages to send invitations that are designed to lure potential victims to fake anti-virus web pages. The speculation is that the onslaught of bogus messages that are directing users to malicious pages may in fact be overwhelming Twitter.”
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2351307,00.asp