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Things You Should Know You can see your own call records easily online with most modern cell phone companies. If you can't find your records online, then you might need to contact your cell phone provider. There are legality issues with getting someone else's cell phone records that aren't in your name.

Officially, all calls to US numbers begin with a ?+1? because that is the region code for North America and the Caribbean (technically, the North American Numbering Plan or NANP). That's why your phone displays a ?1? before the number; it really is part of the number.

The '+1' is required for those of us who call the number from outside of North America. Just as within a country there are codes for a particular city or area, there are also international codes to direct your call to a different country.

The best way is to use a reverse phone lookup service. These services maintain databases of phone numbers and their owners. You can usually find a reputable service by searching on Google. Once you've found a service, enter the cell phone number into the search box.

Your phone number is connected to certain Google services that you've set up or used. Open your device's Settings app and tap Google. ... At the top, tap Personal info. In the "Contact info" section, tap Phone. Under your phone number, next to "Usage," you'll see some services that use your phone number.

1 ? United States, including United States territories: 1 (340) ? United States Virgin Islands. 1 (670) ? Northern Mariana Islands.

Go to the Opt-Out page. Paste the link to your profile. Confirm that you'd like your profile removed. Verify your identity with a phone call. Whitepages ensures the phone number entered here won't be used for anything beyond verification. Oh, the irony. That's it! You'll get an email once your information is removed.

?1,? of course, is the country code for the United States.