Is your phone number your new ID number?
One of the most annoying things early cellular phone users had to deal with was that every time they got a new mobile phone, they were forced to get a new number by their network provider if they switched to a new network. In the first ten years of cellular use, I had at least four phone numbers and had to continue to give these new numbers to family and business associates every time they changed.
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