T-Mobile does not require a contract. This means that you can setup a used phone for your overseas trip to benefit from their pricing and then cancel after you return.

The point is that it is/was made public by default.

If I recall correctly, there was an issue on Amazon with your Wish List being publicly viewable unless it was explicitly turned off. If true, be sure to change your settings.

Thank you. That information really helps.

Does this also mean that any Bitly links could potentially be risky as they could be diverted to a malicious destination?

I'm curious about the privacy implications of giving Nomorobo access to every inbound telephone call.

The privacy rights part of me says, "Nope".

Adam,