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↪ Replying to @unknown

@gustavgatu Yeah, I'm not surprised at all. The surprise is Twitter proactively admitting it. With regards to phone numbers I believe many are missing the severity of it, since so many happily share their address books with any and all services- of course sharing my data in the process... 😠

@gustavgatu The phone number is the key that can unlock and create relationships between data sets that previously seemed completely unrelated.

@gustavgatu Hence it's not about the privacy value of the phone number but the connections between much more private data that it enables.

🔗 Originally posted on Twitter

Per Axbom reply Twitter

↪ Replying to @caseorganic

@caseorganic All posts. It’s a relatively new thing on Medium and with confusing setups. You may have set your post as premium but I couldn’t say for sure. If people don’t have a Medium account they struggle to read. One of the reasons I moved away from Medium and not writing there anymore.

@caseorganic (It’s extra sneaky because if you click to articles via Twitter they’re free, which means a lot of publishers don’t realize the barriers when links are shared in other ways.)

🔗 Originally posted on Twitter