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On Reddit's r/privacy, you can no longer criticize Facebook
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this post was submitted on 25 Mar 2025
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Phone number is KYC'd
It is literally an identity and thats why everyone forcing you to use it now.
Phonenumbers are easy to fake, I have two signal accounts without any ties to my person.
That's jurisdiction dependent... I thought that this ability is very limited now
Yeah, in some countries you can buy SIM cards at 7-11. In others you need to submit your ID, connect your bank account etc