A note for people with US numbers who aren't finding their info:
> And finally, one last note on the data load process: At the time of publishing this blog post, all phone numbers beginning with international codes 4, 6, 8 and 8 have completed loading. The other codes are in progress and may take several hours more before they're searchable.
US numbers begin with international code 1, and it seems that they aren't yet searchable.
I was surprised that mine hadn't come up, since I've had a few Facebook accounts over the years with my phone number, and this explains it.
"When you search any of the endpoints on Have I Been Pwned, you can add a + prefix if you like and it'll be automatically stripped off when performing the search. Same with spaces and same with dashes."
As a foreigner I would say this is a bad thing. Ultimately, it'll be the outcry (or lack thereof) in the US that will determine whether or not Facebook will start taking people's privacy more seriously.
Given that the overall share of US accounts on Facebook is in the same range (FB has 2.6 billion users in total), I would say the US is represented exactly as expected.
> And finally, one last note on the data load process: At the time of publishing this blog post, all phone numbers beginning with international codes 4, 6, 8 and 8 have completed loading. The other codes are in progress and may take several hours more before they're searchable.
US numbers begin with international code 1, and it seems that they aren't yet searchable.
I was surprised that mine hadn't come up, since I've had a few Facebook accounts over the years with my phone number, and this explains it.