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"  While you were polishing off that bottle of Brut last night, a hacker group tapped into Snapchat&amp;#039;s user info and published the usernames and phone numbers of 4.6 million users (via Gizmodo). The hackers graciously blurred out the last two digits of the phone numbers to &amp;quot;minimize abuse,&amp;quot; because apparently they just wanted to give Snapchatters a stern finger wag about internet security. The site, SnapchatDB, appears to be overloaded this morning, but, you know, if you use Snapchat you might want to check that out. (UPDATE: You can use Snapcheck.org to find out if your data was leaked.) And let this be a lesson to all you crazy kids out there throwing your personal info at every app you meet. Most of them are not very secure.  Follow Emma on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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