It looks like a good deal, but I would question whether it would be wise to automatically hook to any WiFi network. I have turned my WiFi off because of the security risks of connecting to any network in range of my phone.
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It looks like a good deal, but I would question whether it would be wise to automatically hook to any WiFi network. I have turned my WiFi off because of the security risks of connecting to any network in range of my phone.
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My voip calls are more secure than the ones you make from your cellular or land line, Your biggest risk is being hijacked with maleware having some jerk encrypt your files for ransom.Originally Posted by t00nces2
Our Governments have taught us to be paranoid.
Last edited by Smf-retired-user-0043; 11-23-2015 at 10:02 AM.
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So, the phone will only work when you are in range of a trusted network or will it also work as a traditional cell on a digital network? How does it make and receive calls when you are at the McDonalds in Northville NY?My voip calls are more secure than the ones you make from your cellular or land line, Your biggest risk is being hijacked with maleware having some jerk encrypt your files for ransom.
Our Governments have taught us to be paranoid.
Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
Yes voip works from digital network, problem is this service usually is supplied by your cellular provider, as long as the cell phone is turned on you will receive your voip incoming via your choice of app. From your digital network or WIFI.
I also have the zoiper soft phone installed on my wifi capable Samsung camera so now my camera has also become a telephone.
Last edited by Smf-retired-user-0043; 11-23-2015 at 12:53 PM.
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Here is the link to the voip.ms wiki, here you will find most answers to your questions along with configuration samples for most devices.
Welcome - VoIP.ms Wiki
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This PBX being sold utilises an older PC loaded with Tribox free open source software. Asking $409.00 and sold two already.
A PC based PBX does not require a whole lot of RAM.
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