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If you're in Europe, just get one of those pre-paid free SIM cards (you don't even have to top up nor activate the card using KYC). You simply have to text a number they give you and you will get an active phone no for 14 days.

I've used this countless times to activate google products and other such privacy invading services.




What happens down the road when google or whoever text a login code to that number you used ?

Just happened to me with apple after I moved countries and lost my old number


I'm not sure if you run later in trouble, if you don't have the number yourself but somebody else.


Why do they give you a number free for 14 days?


They just do, you pay a £2 for a sim card in some news agent, and get a number.




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