Social sites and applications have become a nuisance to everyone, as users are constantly receiving enormous amounts of messages and messages that are often anonymous. The question is: Is it a magic solution?
The problem begins when the user buys a new phone and sets it up for the first time, entering his or her phone number, which documents all social applications (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Snapsh and WatSab) using that number.
Using your number to set up your phone and connect it to all applications will make everyone who owns that number know that you are using a particular application, which puts your security and privacy at stake.
Experts say that the magic solution to eliminate all sources of inconvenience coming from social sites is to acquire a second digit unknown to anyone.
You can count on this special number to set up your phone and authenticate your social accounts, in order to protect your privacy and not expose your accounts to anyone.
Because your number will be anonymous and unknown to everyone, you will only have to contact people you want to communicate with, so you will not receive any invitation from those you do not want to communicate with, and no one will discover your presence or activity.
Preferably to take full privacy, do not register in the means of communication in your name, which is famous, and you can only the first two names for you, without including the name of your fame, which may be found through Facebook, for example.
As for the Watasab, no one will tell you without wanting to, and tell your specific owners that the number is only for communicating with them, and you do not want to publish it.
