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Tom Scott has designed a new app called Facebook Evill app to show how much easy it is to get user’s phone number despite setting the privacy accordingly on facebook Privacy settings..
Tom Scott demonstrates, with his new Evil app, that phone numbers are not so much private. Yes, this is another facebook privacy issue again
Oh no! Reason why I don’t keep my number on FB. But I would like to export the numbers of friends to my iphone but FB forbids it. I know there’s some rogue program/app out there that’ll get the job done.
Hi Deso,
yups there might surely be one out there seeing what Scott was able to produce 😉