And, somehow – miraculously – got George R Martin's cell phone number.
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Your cell phone number is a single point of failure.
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And, somehow - miraculously - got George R Martin's cell phone number.
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Doria demanded Tom never give out their daughter's cell phone number again.
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Or you can call Musk's cell phone number and hear the message.
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First, make sure that you have your trusted advisor's cell phone number.
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He listed his cell phone number and email account with the exchange.
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The man on the boat had also left his cell phone number.
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Users need a checking account and an email address or cell phone number.
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She also said her cell phone number had been changed without her permission.
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"Or ask for my cell phone number so that they can text me."
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Barraged by calls from Greta, Frances ought to change her cell-phone number.
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It's unclear how the person tracked down the actor's personal cell phone number.
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I talked to him so frequently that he gave me his cell phone number.
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You will have to surrender your cell phone number to Chipotle's data team, however.
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As soon as he returned home to Chechnya, he changed his cell-phone number.
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In 2011, I found myself in possession of Fred Durst's personal cell phone number.
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He also stopped using his usual cell phone number and got a new one.
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Cybersecurity 101: How to protect your cell phone number and why you should care
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He told me about another app called KIK and gave me his cell phone number.
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Gawker published the same cell phone number, saying it was Trump's, way back in August.
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Blac Chyna posted her fiancé Rob Kardashian's cell phone number to Twitter on Thursday night.
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Earlier this week, Kardashian tweeted his youngest sister Kylie Jenner's personal cell phone number – twice.
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Sanford even gave out his own personal cell phone number for voters to call him.
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The owner collected Amit's cell phone number, coordinated the delivery and dropped off the table.
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His father changed his cell phone number, and deleted the family's emails, including his own.
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Nowadays, hackers can do far more damage with little effort using just your cell phone number.
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To clients and their parents, Afshar often gave his personal email address and cell phone number.
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"The investigations further indicate that the aforementioned cell phone number belongs to you," reads the letter.
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In one email, Kasowitz gave the man a cell phone number that is not widely available.
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I know my number, the number to my parents' house, and my wife's cell phone number.
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I hand out cards in my district that have my personal cell phone number on them.
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He told the woman she was "special" and proceeded to give her his cell phone number.
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Levin later called Griffin on her personal cell phone number, which officially pushed her over the edge.
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Let's just say I persisted longer than he did – and eventually I got his cell phone number.
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Perhaps even more controversially, last Wednesday Splinter released what it said was Stephen Miller's cell phone number.
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The "297" indicates +153, the U.K.'s country code and the "215" indicates a cell phone number.
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The "26" indicates +25, the U.K.'s country code and the "7" indicates a cell phone number.
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And if they don't, maybe you should port out your cell phone number to a carrier that does.
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On Monday evening, the Rob & Chyna star's Twitter account tweeted his youngest sister's personal cell phone number – twice.
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We all have Wesley Snipes's cell phone number, and I know we are all itching to use it.
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Unlike her own pediatrician, Eisenstein listened sympathetically to her concerns and even gave her his cell phone number.
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The cards are valued at $3.90 and a working cell-phone number is required to register for one.
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It just so happened that Donald Trump's social security and cell phone number had leaked earlier that year.
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When she dialed the number, she was surprised that he had given her his personal cell phone number.
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However, Trump released the cell phone number on his Twitter in 2015 as part of his presidential campaign.
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Let's say you have an anonymous cell phone number, and you want to find out who it belongs to.
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To get an Alipay ID, Liu had to enter his cell phone number and scan his national ID card.
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Marren even gave her his personal cell phone number and told her to call if she ever needed anything.
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Elon Musk committed a Twitter faux pas by accidentally tweeting his cell phone number to Oculus CTO John Carmack.
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Angry women's rights advocates excoriated Eastman on social media and published his contact information, including his cell phone number.
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Immediately after the charge was made, Tribble stopped responding, and his cell phone number was disconnected, the man said.
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And he's distributed his personal cell-phone number to at least two world leaders, urging them to call directly.
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He included his own cell phone number -- and a promise to answer it -- in his campaign kick-off video.
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After the meeting, Graham appeared to absolve Trump for once sharing his personal cell phone number at a campaign rally.
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In an early iteration of RXBar's packaging, Rahal's cell phone number was even printed on the back, Chicago Magazine reports.
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Within hours, Sharma's cell phone number, home address, date of birth, and even a frequent flyer number had been posted online.
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RELATED: 10 best lines from Graham's presidential campaign Trump responded in kind, even releasing Graham's personal cell phone number in public.
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Whether you're an AT&T, Verizon, Sprint or T-Mobile customer, every cell phone number can be a target for hackers.
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One of their most notable beefs occurred last summer when Trump released Graham's personal cell phone number during a press conference.
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As a candidate, Trump made fun of Paul's physical appearance and gave out Graham's personal cell phone number at a rally.
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So I did a Google search for Robert's cell-phone number, which led me straight to his real name and address.
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Companies that get your cell phone number are even worse because those are harder to figure out how to unsubscribe from.
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Finally, he called the cell phone number, which the German Foreign Office had given Isler, of a Libyan coast guard commander.
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President Donald Trump is so fond of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson that he gave him his private cell phone number.
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Incidentally, we were ONE week late, I have a new cell phone number and my husband was out of town on business.
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We were close enough that I had given her my cell phone number which is not something that I give out frequently.
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The bachelor hooks up with a girl and gives her his cell phone number so they can continue the party that night.
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In recent weeks, FetLife announced it would take uninvited adds if people use a cell phone number to verify themselves upon registration.
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She said Sondland would routinely give out Hill's personal cell phone number to contacts seeking a meeting with her or John Bolton.
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Every labor action should probably start with collecting workers' personal contact info, such as a personal email address and cell phone number.
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Before 2000, in order for someone to switch from Verizon to AT&T, they had to switch their cell phone number, too.
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We had our nurse's cell phone number, which we had never used before, because we knew that was like pushing the red button.
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Wang says the Trump Organization has improperly designated nine pages of records as "confidential" because they contain the President's former cell phone number.
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But unlike your Social Security number, you're far less likely to keep your cell phone number a secret — otherwise nobody can contact you!
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If there isn't one, and your boss has given you her cell phone number, use texts only for very short and quick communications.
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The photo showed Trump's bodyguard walking with a stack of papers, and on a yellow piece of paper was Mattis's cell phone number.
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Many kids have his cell phone number, and he tries to be available to them for guidance, support and encouragement at all times.
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Kylie bonds with the teen over their love of butterflies, takes interest in her Etsy shop and even gives Aria her cell phone number.
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"Every Republican senator who matters has Chris' cell phone number," one GOP operative who worked closely with Cox on the political side told CNN.
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Trump has teased Graham throughout his presidential campaign, most notably last summer when he released Graham's personal cell phone number during a press conference.
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It took me several weeks to get his cell phone number and organize a meeting, but we eventually met in Bochum in western Germany.
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The big break came last year, on May 21987, when the Italians intercepted three calls on the cell phone number provided by the Swedes.
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If he had her cell phone number and was trying to lure her, why would you call the office and create a paper trail?
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Ahead of Halloween, Snickers is giving fans around the world some free fun-size bars — and all you need is a cell-phone number.
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On January 10, CNN received the fourth call from the same cell phone number used to make the three prior threats, the affidavit said.
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Cohen texted a cell phone number for a nearby wildlife rehab center, and a conservation officer was able to arrive just before 9 a.m.
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Facebook users published personal information including his cell phone number, current and previous addresses, and place of business, which was a local coffee shop.
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Mr. Trump also laced into Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina lawmaker whose cell phone number Mr. Trump read aloud at a rally last summer.
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No one picked up when VICE News called the cell phone number that the video claims to be Trump's and the automated mailbox was full.
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He said he gave them his personal cell phone number, and told them he wouldn't change it if he's nominated and confirmed as US attorney.
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The internet is highly censored, and each person's cell phone number and online activity is assigned a unique ID number tied to their real name.
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During the election, Trump famously read Graham's personal cell phone number out loud to hundreds assembled for a South Carolina campaign rally in July 2015.
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One of the robbers, who confessed to the crimes, gave the FBI his cell phone number and the numbers of other participants in the scheme.
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The Israel Security Agency (ISA), also known as the Shin Bet, can track the individual based on a national ID number and cell phone number.
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It's not clear if Hyde had Yovanovitch's cell phone number, but he could have simply called it to figure out that it was turned off.
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Bezos gave his personal cell phone number to the crown prince in April 2018, after the two men attended a dinner together in Los Angeles.
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For example, the actress and humanitarian was asked to provide the actor with the cell phone number of each child and allow him to call anytime.
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Here's how it works: Users can install the Nope Button as a Chrome plug-in, which will in turn ask for the user's cell phone number.
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Although the number is now out of service, a source confirms to PEOPLE that the cell phone number does indeed belong to 19-year-old Jenner.
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Driving through a neighborhood with your GA 210, you could see the unique subscriber ID for everyone within range, akin to seeing everyone's cell phone number.
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I bought a Mac, got a Gmail account (cc'd) and finagled the cell number conversion law such that [his personal cell phone number] is still mine.
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For iMessage and FaceTime you'll still need to provide your actual cell phone number, but you can use a different one as a Trusted Phone Number.
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Spade is also wary about joining in, until Lautner deploys his trump card: He'll give Spade Taylor Swift's cell phone number in exchange for his participation.
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In the summer of 2015, he referred to Trump as the "world's biggest jackass," prompting Trump to retaliate by publicly revealing Graham's personal cell phone number.
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Police say Chapman "masked" his phone number to communicate with her family while impersonating the victim, using an application that disguises the originating cell phone number.
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Today, the website Splinter published the cell phone number of senior presidential adviser Stephen Miller, who has since reportedly been deluged with vile texts and so forth.
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To order, you simply tapped a picture of what you wanted and then showed the phone your face, typing in your cell phone number to confirm payment.
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Each record was meticulously tagged and detailed, including the recipient's cell phone number, the message, the Voxox customer who sent the message and the shortcode they used.
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President Trump has been giving world leaders his cell phone number and urging them to call it rather than a secured White House line, the AP reports.
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I don't have my shrink's cell phone number (still working on that) so I texted my yoga teacher, Tracey, and let her know I needed some encouragement.
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During the campaign, Trump feuded with both McCain, whose war-hero status he questioned, and Graham, whose personal cell phone number he read aloud while on national television.
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Their call prompted the deputy who initially took Martinez's missing person's report to reach out to her on Thursday via the cell phone number they had on file.
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The President touched a glowing orb, held bilateral meetings and established relationships with foreign leaders, even giving his cell phone number to newly-elected French President Emmanuel Macron.
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The Swedes passed what they believed was Mered's new cell phone number to a unit of prosecutors in Italy, who had been tasked with targeting the smuggling trade.
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During an outing in Luton on Wednesday, the royal was approached by a mom who asked for his eligible younger brother's cell phone number for her single daughter.
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For longer videos, check out his YouTube, where he documents his latest shenanigans, like accidentally leaking diver Tom Daley's personal cell phone number to his million-plus subscribers.
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Even if they have a microchip, your pet should also have a collar with a rabies vaccination tag and an ID tag that includes your cell phone number.
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They sent the same generated responses, and every time I said you can just call me because I did send my cell phone number along with my e-mail.
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But the information, which includes an address on 5th Avenue in Manhattan and a New York cell phone number, has been floating around online since at least last year.
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In addition to the footwear, the former basketball star also gave the teen some spending money and his personal cell phone number to call if he ever needed help.
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This should go without saying, but there is no reason to give Donald Trump your cell phone number and email address if you're simply looking for your polling place.
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In addition to meeting with Trudeau and Abe, Trump met with several other foreign counterparts, including newly-elected French President Emmanuel Macron, reportedly asking for his cell phone number.
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The judge tossed out 13 of the 16 claims, finding that Terpin did not adequately show how the theft of his cell phone number was connected to the cryptocurrency claims.
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And he said he would be a sounding board to Senate Republicans to ensure the two sides stay on the same page, even giving senators his private cell phone number.
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On top of that, emergency responders and doctors have to put in their cell phone number in order to receive a temporary PIN number before getting access to your information.
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De Vere detailed his findings, including videos showing how he tricked operators to give up a PAC code for his cell phone number in a blog post published on Wednesday.
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The heavily redacted cell phone records were also a part of the dispute, as Trump's attorneys argued they should remain confidential because they contain the President's former cell phone number.
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After a hacker has gained access to your carrier account, "porting" your cell phone number to another carrier is how the hacker receives your two-factor codes or resets your passwords.
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Often, hackers will find the cell phone number of their target floating around the internet (or from a phone bill in the garbage), and call up their carrier impersonating the customer.
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The graffiti occurred early on January 5, and included the words "kitty porn" in addition to a person's name, a cell phone number, and the name of a make of car.
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One of life's minor annoyances is getting a new cell phone number, only to start receiving calls and texts from people thinking they're reaching whoever had that number before you did.
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A Republican congressman from Iowa tweeted a screenshot of an email sent by a journalist for The Associated Press on Friday that appeared to contain the journalist's cell phone number. Rep.
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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote that the text messages, which showed Murphy's cell phone number, were among a series of documents it had obtained such as emails, phone records and court documents.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Pitt, 221, must be allowed to have the cell phone number of each child, and can text and call with them without supervision from Jolie, 229.
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Happy birthday, Part 1 A New Jersey man's voicemail is full because his sons put up a billboard with his picture and cell phone number, asking folks to wish him a happy birthday.
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Neither JMP nor Jabber requires identifying information to register, which means that anyone can get a cell phone number that isn't linked to their real name for free and anonymous calling and text messaging.
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When the officers called Kevin's cell phone number, they allegedly saw a phone ringing inside the vehicle and it appeared to have blood on it, according to court documents obtained by the Washington Post.
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Before Pinterest became the third-largest social media app in the US and amassed 322 million monthly users worldwide, according to a company quarterly report, Silbermann said every user had his cell phone number.
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The app uses your cell phone number as its point of contact — which some have criticized, but it's easy to set the app up with a dedicated phone number without losing your own cell number.
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Eventually, the troll somehow learned Elixa's cell phone number, plus the numbers of his fiancé and his fiancé's family, which led to tons of prank calls and "disgusting messages" in the middle of the night.
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The call was made to a publicly listed phone number at the Atlanta headquarters from the same cell phone number used to call the Islamic center in Ann Arbor on September 19, the affidavit said.
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If you don't have a cell phone number or another email address associated with your account, there will be other ways to verify the account by answering security questions, such as when you started your account.
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Greg Abbott told reporters that authorities knew Conditt's cell phone number before they knew his name and used information from phone towers to tie the number to the location of the bombings and track his movements.
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The pilot episode is about SIM hijacking, in which hackers steal a victim's cell phone number and use it to get into their other accounts—and which consumers can do very little to stop on their own.
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However, in a response email to an inquiry from VICE News, Herbert gave out a cell phone number with a Des Moines area code, and a voicemail on that phone identified it as belonging to Dale Herbert Events.
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He didn't get her cell phone number, and Yaramchuck flew back to Sweden, only to see him again at After the Final Rose, where he seemed utterly unconcerned that he effectively ghosted someone on national — sorry, international — television.
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With his possible identity known, investigators checked his cell phone number against cell phone towers in the vicinity to see if they matched the location and timing for when the packages originated, according to a law enforcement official.
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Illustrating some of the unconventional approaches international leaders have taken, the Australian prime minister was supplied with Trump's cell phone number by golfing legend Greg Norman after Joe Hockey, Australia's ambassador to the US, contacted him seeking the information.
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Bruce Margolis, a retired Harris County emergency-services commissioner, put out an appeal on his Facebook team on Monday for boat owners to join his rescue effort and posted his cell phone number so flood victims could request help.
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I have nothing to lose at this point, so I shoot him a text, and five minutes later I have the cell phone number of a repairman who is willing to come to my apartment and fix everything on the spot.
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According to hackers in OGUSERS, the people claiming to be behind the Gomez hack said they did so by taking over the cell phone number associated with the singer-actress's Instagram account, which had 2000 million followers when it was seized.
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Twitter in a statement to The Hill said it will remove posts that include "personally identifiable information" on the alleged whistleblower, such as their cell phone number or address, but it will keep up tweets that mention the sensitive name.
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They were hoping to recover DNA that would help locate bin Laden's family members and confirm his presence there and, while the plot never yielded useful DNA, it did help the CIA obtain a cell phone number connected to bin Laden's messenger.
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To visit Lulu, which has gotten well-deserved global attention lately, it helps to ask around for founder Chris Sharp's cell phone number, so he can let you in at a time that falls outside of the gallery's four official hours each week.
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It's not actually their main cell phone number, but a separate number they've purchased (or acquired in exchange for publicity) from a company called Community, a tech startup in Los Angeles that aims to help high-profile clients communicate directly with their fans.
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The report, titled "Here's Stephen Miller's Cell Phone Number, If You Need It," rationalized publishing the information by citing Miller's boss, Trump, who during the 2016 campaign purposely gave out the numbers of Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham and Univision anchor Jorge Ramos.
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In that future, to abandon the iPhone for an Android phone you'd probably need Apple's help to port your cell phone number, whereas now you can just take your SIM card and put it into your new phone (as long as the phone is unlocked).
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If she lacks prior express consent to send the invitation, and if she obtains the acquaintance's cell phone number from a mutual friend, she ostensibly commits a violation of federal law by calling or sending a text message from her smartphone to extend the invitation.
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Using two of my posts -- an Instagram check-in at a hotel on the west coast of the United States and a tweet about a piece of furniture -- a hacker was quickly able to get my home address and my cell phone number. How?
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"Mary Mitchell actually did an article [in the] Chicago Sun-Times, my parents actually had to go to her because he would change my cell phone number without me knowing, which is parallel to what some of these women are saying now," she shared.
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In 2018, after the Cambridge Analytica scandal revealed Facebook user data on tens of millions of Americans had been accessed without their explicit knowledge, Coffee Meets Bagel introduced an option to sign up with a cell phone number instead of using the social network.
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Father Kevin Lonergan, 30, was also accused of sending naked pictures of himself to the girl, identified only as "Jane Doe," after obtaining her cell phone number from another member of his congregation, Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin said at a press conference.
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Apparently, the White House hasn't found any phone records of any pre-dawn call with Trump on the date the ambassador described, and his other testimony has made clear that the ambassador didn't have Trump's cell phone number, so the call almost definitely didn't happen as described.
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In a bit of shockingly terrible opsec, the website's administrator was running payments through an American Bitcoin exchange under his real name, cell phone number, and email account, which seems to have made at least the initial investigation trivially easy as far as dark web busts go.
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They published my private cell phone number in a dump of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 6900 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE campaign chairman John Podesta's stolen emails.
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This is much better because there's no way for hackers to steal or phish this key from afar (there have been isolated incidents of hackers using social engineering to gain access to someone's cell phone number by getting the provider to issue a new SIM card, for instance).
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That feature might someday even allow Signal to ditch its current system of identifying users based on their phone numbers—a feature that many privacy advocates have criticized, since it forces anyone who wants to be contacted via Signal to hand out a cell phone number, often to strangers.
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Maza said in followup tweets that Crowder's videos, many of which had received millions of views, continually led to him experiencing a "wall of homophobic/racist abuse on Instagram and Twitter," as well as waves of taunting texts to his cell phone number and on one occasion, a phone call.
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An Aadhaar ID, which is associated with personal information like your address and birthdate and is linked to services such as your bank account, tax records, cell phone number, and insurance, is like an extreme form of a Social Security number in the US, and is also connected to your biometric data.
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Trump's fighting with McCain and Graham, of course, stems back to the 2016 campaign, in which Trump lampooned opponent Graham -- at one point offering the senator's cell phone number on national television -- and said that McCain wasn't a war hero when he was captured in Vietnam and held as a prisoner of war.
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Which makes it rather remarkable that Reddick, once frequently target of profane taunts, who tightly guarded his cell phone number for fear of harassment, who himself acknowledged some years later, being "sort of a prick," back in the day, should now end up being one of the more popular members of his professional outfit.
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La Repubblica reports that Peter-Service's DRS stores telephone traffic data and "allows Russian state agencies to query the database of all stored data in search of information" — which it specifies can include calls made by a certain telephone company's customer; payment systems used; the cell phone number to which a user is calling.
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Last week, White House advisor Stephen Miller's cell phone number was shared widely on social media after being published online, and the response from Twitter was remarkably swift and thorough: The platform not only locked or suspended the accounts of users who shared the number, but also those who linked to the article that had doxed Miller.
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Venmo does not work internationally To use a Venmo account, you'll have to meet the following requirements:Be physically located in the United StatesHave a US cell phone number that can send and receive texts from short codesIf you plan on obtaining a Venmo credit card, you'll also need to be able to provide a Social Security Number to qualify.
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"Ambassador Sondland was using his own personal cell phone at all times, as well as his government-issued cell phone, I became extremely concerned that his communications were not going to be secure," Hill said, also raising concerns that Sondland had given out her personal cell phone number and interacted with Ukrainians on sensitive matters even though they might be Russian targets.
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Lawmakers there advanced legislation earlier this month that strips away individual rights to privacy by requiring public employers to hand over to public labor unions the name, job title, worksite location, home address, work telephone number, date of hire, work email address, personal email address, and home and personal cell phone number of every single employee within 85033 days of hiring.
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Notable prior incidents in which someone in the White House was caught revealing something they shouldn't have to the high-definition eyes of the press corps included when cameras caught prospective Department of Homeland Security chief Kris Kobach's strategic plan to boot "criminal aliens" out of the country, or the time longtime bodyguard Keith Schiller revealed Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis' private cell phone number.
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That accumulation of contact data from hundreds of people means that Facebook probably knows every address you've ever lived at, every email address you've ever used, every landline and cell phone number you've ever been associated with, all of your nicknames, any social network profiles associated with you, all your former instant message accounts, and anything else someone might have added about you to their phone book.
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It's easy to imagine the worst-case scenario after the federal government ends DACA: US Citizenship and Immigration Services looks at all the data that DACA applicants included in their applications — everything from fingerprints and retinal scans to a current home address and cell phone number — makes a spreadsheet and sends it to ICE agents around the country, who fan out to find newly-deportable ex-DACA recipients.
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SO IT'S – YEAH – JUST WHEN YOU -- THE INTERESTING THING IS, YOU KNOW, AT THE END OF THE DAY OUR GENERATION WAS USED TO USING CHECKS AND SO WHEN YOU HAD SOMETHING THAT SOMEBODY HAD TO REIMBURSE YOU FOR, TICKETS TO A CONCERT OR SOMETHING YOU DID TOGETHER, YOU KNOW, TEACH THEM, JUST SAY SEND IT TO ME THROUGH YOUR BANK TO MY CELL PHONE NUMBER AND IT'S THERE.
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This time, Twitter's challenge came from Gizmodo Media Group and its news and politics site Splinter, which, on Wednesday afternoon, tweeted out what it reported is White House adviser Stephen Miller's phone number alongside a piece titled, "Here's Stephen Miller's Cell Phone Number, If You Need It." Miller is the reported architect of the Trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy, which has resulted in the forceful separation of children from their families at the border.
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