Following up from the post below, in which I noted that Hotmail is now requiring users to submit a mobile phone number in order to access their account (at least where I am living) . . .
My 1 week 'grace period' expired, and Hotmail has denied me access to my personal email account because I will not give them my mobile number.
What's the term for it? Oh--"attempted extortion".
I thought that was illegal.
Guess I was wrong.
Fortunately my Hotmail account is my backup email, so nothing really important is lost. That is why I can stick to my principles and silently tell Hotmail to go take a flying @$$!@!
But I wonder what those users who have vital information on their accounts will do. Probably they will have to cave in and supply Hotmail with their private information.
I contacted NPR and CNN in the hopes that they will run a story on this and expose Hotmail's evil ways.
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
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