As Fb launches "Facebook Dating" in U.S., a weblog reveals 400 million uncovered consumer telephone numbers

Swipe left? TechCrunch says greater than 400 million distinctive IDs and call numbers of Fb customers uncovered on a server
Swipe left? TechCrunch says more than 400 million unique IDs and phone numbers of Facebook users exposed on a server

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