Comment by tsimionescu
2 days ago
That still uses their infrastructure at some point, as you are still using your carrier's phone number when you make a VoWiFi call.
2 days ago
That still uses their infrastructure at some point, as you are still using your carrier's phone number when you make a VoWiFi call.
Yeah, but what’s the problem they’re trying to avoid? Bad SIP implementation not working with their servers?
Just text the user: “Hey, you’re using an unsupported VoWiFi stack, if it breaks – that’s on you.”
I don't know, and I haven't seen any explanation either, malicious or otherwise.
"That's on you" is not something that works at cellular scale. You're going to end up fighting some mafia scheme microcosm forming around that little thing.