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iPhone Game Developer Accused of Stealing Phone Numbers

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According to a lawsuit filed in San Francisco, iPhone game developer Storm8 has exploited an "electronic backdoor" to steal user phone numbers. If you have downloaded Storm8 games such as "Vampires Live" or "iMobsters" your numbers are very likely to have been stolen!
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