To everyone telling me to opt out of mobile notifications, I never opted in.pic.twitter.com/GKq71M4dRb
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So I signed up for 2 factor auth on Facebook and they used it as an opportunity to spam me notifications. Then they posted my replies on my wall. 
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Also whoever tried to sign in to my profile
that's why I have 2fapic.twitter.com/vkWYIEVNOa
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Looks like
@verge picked it uphttps://www.theverge.com/2018/2/14/17014116/facebook-2fa-two-factor-authentication-auto-post-replies-status-updates-bug …Show this thread -
Maybe this is a case for
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Facebook says it's a bug and they're working on it https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-security/fixing-sms-notifications-for-those-using-two-factor-authentication/10155124741945766/ …
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Now I don’t get a code texted to me. I guess this is how Facebook “fixed” it.pic.twitter.com/8N6lSlIf2O
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Twitter notifications by SMS work like that too
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hahaha those wall posts just remind me of r/oldpeoplefacebook
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It is also literally a violation of CTIA guidelines for application-to-peer messaging to ignore the "STOP" command.
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That's really interesting! I had no idea there were actual regulations against this
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well technically they're not regulations... they're an industry association giving itself guidelines, generally something you do to *avoid* actual regulations.... it looks like it's on a shortcode, which should be clear-cut.
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Ah, so there's no consequences for ignoring said guidelines? I was assuming maybe it was put under similar regulations as spam emails.
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Different since under TCPA, these are not deemed as marketing and FB would argue that these are rather Servicing sms which are needed to function the feature. But one could argue that any sms engagement ploy is a TCPA violation if user revoked it with STOP
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Does FB ToS indicate any opt in for TCPA when signing up to use mobile number for 2FA?
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You just answered a question I had open this morning, after FB aspired to "engage" me via SMS. Had you deleted the FB app, I'm curious? I had.
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I don’t have the FB app
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