A friend you haven’t heard from in a while suddenly calls. You don’t pick up, but in a matter of seconds, the damage is already done.
The call wasn’t actually from an old companion looking to reconnect, but from a hacker who had hijacked that number. Worse, the assailant now secretly has control over your account, including access to your private messages, and is already using your number to reach your saved contacts and compromise them, too.
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Maybe don’t jump to $1000 dollars a month right away. Maybe consider usage based cost and maybe the $1000 dollars per month is for unlimited for the month but if you’re only need it to make phone calls just a few times a month then it’s a lower fee that will be appealing to a lot more users.
@EdLudlow I remember when airlines actually had phones on the plane that you could pay several dollars per minute and make phone calls from your seat. I think they may have even sold monthly subscriptions. So it was fine before, what changed now? How is you speaking with your wife any different than if she was sitting next to you and you were both speaking to each other?
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