Privacy vulnerability?
I haven't seen this addressed, but anyone's minute useage is available to anyone who calls into T-Mobile customer care. You can put any T-Mobile subscriber's number as the number you're checking either on the voice response system or the other system where you just input a 10 digit phone number. Personally I don't care who knows how many minutes I'm using but I really wonder why that information is readily available to anyone who calls into T-Mobile.
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i've never called cust service to get my minutes, i just use the code and have it sent to me, but i don't really get when this would be ............
whoa, i was going to say something else, but a naked girl just ran by my kiosk... i don't know what the hell happened, but god bless whatever brought that on...
whoa, i was going to say something else, but a naked girl just ran by my kiosk... i don't know what the hell happened, but god bless whatever brought that on...
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Eh, yes and no...before they get to that point, they would have to enter in the last 4 of the primary account holder's social security number first (acts as a password).
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bizkitsngravy said:
Eh, yes and no...before they get to that point, they would have to enter in the last 4 of the primary account holder's social security number first (acts as a password).
Have you tried it? It's not required to enter your SSN unless you are making a billing inqury. If all you're inquiring about is minute useage it's not necessary to enter the last four of your SSN. On the old pre voice recognition system after you enter your ten digit phone number it says "please enter the last four digits of your social security number or press pound for minutes used." On the voice recognition system it asks for you to either key in or say your ten digit phone number or say the ten digit number. It...
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