Olga Kravtsova

The most effective way to protect an account from hacking is to use a phone number for verification. Almost all applications, social networks, and media platforms request a phone number to authenticate a user when registering or logging into an account.

Surely, every fifth person reading this article uses KakaoTalk — a popular South Korean messaging app. Millions of people not only in South Korea but also around the world use this convenient messenger every day.

Account verification is an obligatory step to authenticate a user and ensure their security when registering or logging into an account. Almost all social networks or media platforms today have a verification stage through the user’s phone number.

It is no secret that the UK is one of the centers of global entrepreneurship and high technology. Almost every businessman or ordinary Internet user wants to realize himself in the region while maintaining data confidentiality. What needs to be done for this?

Are you looking for ways to text someone who blocked you? However, let’s agree that blocking on the web was conceived as not just a technical barrier but a reflection of personal feelings, experiences, and boundaries.

You should agree that in the age of digitalization and anonymization, not everyone wants to receive calls marked “No Caller ID number” or “Hidden number”. Why is this so? Such calls cause more anxiety and unnecessary stress than ordinary ones. 

Today, a virtual number is practically a basic tool for those who want to register quickly and anonymously on any media platform and get an OTP (one-time password) for verification. 

Probably everyone interested in mobile technologies and alternative communication methods has heard or even used TextNow. This is a fairly popular VoIP communication service that allows users to make FREE calls via Wi-Fi and receive virtual numbers without bureaucracy.

Today, many users increasingly want to change their Caller ID. What is it? It is exactly the information displayed about you when you call someone on a mobile connection. As a rule, this is the number, followed by the subscriber’s name.