Re:Phone conversations with law enforcement can be recorded ...
by user_7832 on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @05:22AM
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Not exactly the same, but wouldn't it be possible using a VOIP service like Google Fi to have/generate a large number of phone numbers? Give each contact their unique number, so if you ever get spam called you can detect where your number leaked from.
(If it isn't directly possible, I'm fairly sure using some sort of iot telephony servive would help getting hundreds of legitimate numbers. Now only to build a cell interceptor to funnel them all to one phone!)
Re:Phone conversations with law enforcement can be recorded ...
by simoncion on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @07:48AM
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I don't think Google Fi is a VoIP service? At least, not any more one than any other cellular provider in these days where "WiFi Calling" is widespread.
Last I knew, they used T-Mobile for their cellular connection.
Re:Phone conversations with law enforcement can be recorded ...
by ruined on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @11:16AM
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this is technically possible at the phone level, but all the business infrastructure enforces ten digit validation.
Re:Phone conversations with law enforcement can be recorded ...
by m463 on Tuesday April 16, 2024 @05:22PM
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it's a wish, probably a fantasy.
but it could be like letting smart people organize their life using email addresses in a similar way: [email protected]
In other words, phone number plus a 6-digit extension, otherwise voicemail.
Sort of like your code, but allowing a person to talk to you in the first place.