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Mobile phone companies appear to be providing your number and location to anyone who pays



In a recent article of TechCrunch by Devin Coldewey titled Mobile phone companies appear to be providing your number and location to anyone who pays. It appear that companies are still able to request your number, location, and other details from your mobile provider quite easily, even after the disallowing in a ruling last March about this practice.  

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