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Seems plausible. Suffered a SIM-hijack attack via T-Mobile a few years ago. Set a giant extra arbitrary password for account changes after that - but they essentially don't ask for it. Fairly regularly they show notices of breaches via email or when logging in.

Don't use a mere mobile number for the backup access to anything inportant!




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