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  O2 Fixes 'Accidental' Leak of Phone Numbers

  Posted: January 26th, 2012, 5:09pm CET by timothy

  Tags:  privacy  

  judgecorp writes "British mobile operator O2 says it has stopped sharing users phone numbers with all websites, and says the breach was an accident. Yesterday, users found that the operator was automatically passing their mobile numbers to any site they visited, while using O2's mobile network,"

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