Instagram breach results in up to 6 million users' phones and email adresses being sold for 10 bucks a pop

If you've been on the internet in the past, say, five years or so, you've undoubtedly at some point been the target of a request to enable two-factor authentication for some online service. And while giving away your phone number to a random corporation doesn't sound like the best idea ever, this is one of the best ways to protect your accounts against unauthorized third parties.

But it seems that even a huge tech giant like Facebook has a bit of a trouble with not just giving away users' private info — a report from Variety has just highlighted ...