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by ssl-3
134 days ago
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Sure. But we usually didn't need it: We kept the phone numbers for our friends, family, and our favorite pizza place memorized. And if the phone rang, it was answered. It was almost certainly a real person calling; spam calls were infrequent to the point of almost never happening. It was a different time, and it is lost to us now. (We do still have public name-to-address databases, though. For instance: In my state of Ohio, that part of a person's voter registration is public information that anybody can access. Everyone is still effectively doxxed and it's still not a security issue.) |
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