The Cell Phone Directory
Click to use the cell phone directory. It allows you to search for the Owner and Address of any cell phone number and also allows you the option to take off your phone number (and keep some privacy).
About Cell Phone Directories
...and privacy concerns
Cell Phone Directory Raises Concerns
WASHINGTON - The cell phone industry hopes to have a directory for wireless phone numbers by the end of this year, but privacy advocates, lawmakers and some industry officials worry that consumers could be in danger of losing the anonymity cell phones provide.
163 million Americans use wireless telephones in addition to their home landlines, and 7.5 million to 8 million consumers use wireless phones only, according to the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (search).
For the increasing number of consumers "cutting the cord" and going wireless-only, a directory is indispensable, CTIA officials say.
Read more from FOX News Reporter Peter Brownfeld...
Cell phone directory rings alarm bells
Customers, privacy activists raise doubts about Web service
An online directory that claims to provide 90 million mobile telephone numbers is raising concerns among cell phone users and privacy advocates about unwanted callers who rack up the minutes on their calling plans and the difficulty of opting out of the list.
Until now, cell phone users, reluctant to be interrupted in their cars or in public with unsolicited calls, could try to protect the privacy of their numbers by being judicious about whom they gave them to. But the directory service, offered by Intelius Inc. of Bellevue, Wash., threatens to take away that privacy.
Read more from MSNBC Reporter Alex Johnson...
WASHINGTON - The cell phone industry hopes to have a directory for wireless phone numbers by the end of this year, but privacy advocates, lawmakers and some industry officials worry that consumers could be in danger of losing the anonymity cell phones provide.
163 million Americans use wireless telephones in addition to their home landlines, and 7.5 million to 8 million consumers use wireless phones only, according to the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (search).
For the increasing number of consumers "cutting the cord" and going wireless-only, a directory is indispensable, CTIA officials say.
Read more from FOX News Reporter Peter Brownfeld...
Cell phone directory rings alarm bells
Customers, privacy activists raise doubts about Web service
An online directory that claims to provide 90 million mobile telephone numbers is raising concerns among cell phone users and privacy advocates about unwanted callers who rack up the minutes on their calling plans and the difficulty of opting out of the list.
Until now, cell phone users, reluctant to be interrupted in their cars or in public with unsolicited calls, could try to protect the privacy of their numbers by being judicious about whom they gave them to. But the directory service, offered by Intelius Inc. of Bellevue, Wash., threatens to take away that privacy.
Read more from MSNBC Reporter Alex Johnson...
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