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@throwawayacc0430@sh.itjust.works
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"If my side is bad, the other side must be good, right? Right?"
Reddit is ass. "Account too new" š¤”
Google requires me to find a "verification code" from my android device in order to log in; the device in question has already been wiped (factory reset).
Google requires me to find a "verification code" from my android device in order to log in; the device in question has already been wiped (factory reset). - sh.itjust.works
There are no other options. This is even more stupid than the phone number verification thing. Attemping to logging to Google Play Store on that wiped device (which previously was logged in to the account) doesnāt work either. Luckily, this is a throwaway account, not much data of value was lost. FRP on the wiped device was also off. But like, what is the point of this. Suppose, my phone got stolen. How am I supposed to log in to Google to initiate a remote wipe, if it ask for a verification code which is on the phone that the thief has? Zero logic at all. š¤¦āāļø Edit: And MFA was never enabled. Just to clarify.
Spy on your family member's movements for just 10 Dollars a month! Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back!
Spy on your family member's movements for just 10 Dollars a month! Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back! - sh.itjust.works
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/37022405 [https://sh.itjust.works/post/37022405] > This is a carrier in the USA (T-Mobile). > > I did a quick search for the other 2 carriers using the term ā[Carrier Name] Family Trackingā and Verizon and AT&T also seems to have it. > > And according to https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-familywhere-app [https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-familywhere-app], it says: > > >FamilyWhere uses geolocation data from the T-Mobile network and is not affected by changes to device location settings. > > So it appears that its using cell tower triangulation. Turning on Airplane Mode should stop it (assuming there isnāt a separate tracking app on your phone) > > Oh Wow, What a wonderful tool for abusive spouses and abusive parents. And telecom companies are making money off of it. š > > TLDR: Its a good idea to get your own separate cellular plan.
Spy on your family member's movements for just 10 Dollars a month! Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back!
Spy on your family member's movements for just 10 Dollars a month! Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back! - sh.itjust.works
This is a carrier in the USA (T-Mobile). I did a quick search for the other 2 carriers using the term ā[Carrier Name] Family Trackingā and Verizon and AT&T also seems to have it. And according to https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-familywhere-app [https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-familywhere-app], it says: >FamilyWhere uses geolocation data from the T-Mobile network and is not affected by changes to device location settings. So it appears that its using cell tower triangulation. Turning on Airplane Mode should stop it (assuming there isnāt a separate tracking app on your phone) Oh Wow, What a wonderful tool for abusive spouses and abusive parents. And telecom companies are making money off of it. š TLDR: Its a good idea to get your own separate cellular plan.