indiandragon
Facebook is not alone in misuse or wrongful use of phone number given for 2FA. LinkedIn explicitly requires phone number to be added on the profile to enable 2FA and makes the phone number visible by default to all the contacts, if you don't want your phone number visible; you'll have to loose 2FA as LinkedIn doesn't support authenticator or other alternate 2FA means(FB does).
I came to know this as after I enabled 2FA on LinkedIn, I started receiving messages from random people on WhatsApp whom I later found to be my LinkedIn contacts.
I don't think unavailability of soap posed higher risk than unavailability of the toilet by itself. I guess areas where soap/water is unavailable, they go 'Bear Grylls' of cleaning with leafs.
At-least middle class families & above have water faucet to go along with western model toilets; though the concept of using tissue paper for cleaning shit is still alien for majority here.
e.g In India, people eat with their right hand and clean shit with their left; both in bare hands along with water without any tools.
I have recently submitted a bug, be careful when saving a password with duplicate name (it replaces old password without warning); not sure if it has been fixed.[1]
[1]:https://github.com/zeapo/Android-Password-Store/issues/451
A top rated chrome extension was inserting porn Ads in Youtube's companion renderer element. Google removed it after I tweeted about it though.