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Today, my 8 year-old sister learned how to type her name into a phone using the number keypad. I later found my phone on the kitchen counter with all my contacts under her name. FML

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future hacker we have here...be proud!

No... That's the whole point of having them listed in your phone- so you don't have to memorize them all.

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Haha, that sucks, but wouldn't you know the phone numbers?

She probably won't remember all of them, depending on how many contacts she has. Especially if se doesn't call certain people often.

No... That's the whole point of having them listed in your phone- so you don't have to memorize them all.

future hacker we have here...be proud!

ImsoMikhail 0

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yea that's how hacking works

That's not hacking if they allow access willingly. People don't know what hacking is these days.

OH MY GOD I SEE NUMBERS AND LETTERS ON THE SCREEN!!!! ITS A HACKER!!! -_-

That sucks for you lol

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA YDI for not putting your phone in a secure place........

@1 I don't know most of the numbers in my phone. I didn't even know my phone number by heart until recently...granted my parents recently relocated...

ok yeah. hide things from yourger siblings, i learned that really quickly

ahhahaha, aw. she was excited?

vonstrangle 0

that's hilarious actually haha.

Why would you think anyone is interested in this?

sarcasticsally 0

Yeah, so I don't actually think that's possible. It's one thing to learn to put your name in someone's phone, but it's another thing entirely to be able to follow the instructions to editing each name and number in your phone. My parents still don't know how to add numbers correctly in their cell phones, and they're in their 40s and have had their phones for about five years now... so the chances of an eight-year-old doing that are slim to none.