← Back to context Comment by throawayonthe 6 days ago i wouldn't want my child making unencrypted calls :p 4 comments throawayonthe Reply walrus01 5 days ago It's no more or less encrypted than any cellular phone making a call across your local 3GPP-whatever standard network. boxed 6 days ago Doesn't this project go straight into modern standard mobile phone systems? It'll be encrypted then. fc417fc802 5 days ago I think he might have been calling into question the wisdom of using the standard telephone network to directly place voice calls. Technically it's encrypted but your privacy is anything but guaranteed. throawayonthe 2 days ago my bad, i meant E2EE
walrus01 5 days ago It's no more or less encrypted than any cellular phone making a call across your local 3GPP-whatever standard network.
boxed 6 days ago Doesn't this project go straight into modern standard mobile phone systems? It'll be encrypted then. fc417fc802 5 days ago I think he might have been calling into question the wisdom of using the standard telephone network to directly place voice calls. Technically it's encrypted but your privacy is anything but guaranteed. throawayonthe 2 days ago my bad, i meant E2EE
fc417fc802 5 days ago I think he might have been calling into question the wisdom of using the standard telephone network to directly place voice calls. Technically it's encrypted but your privacy is anything but guaranteed.
It's no more or less encrypted than any cellular phone making a call across your local 3GPP-whatever standard network.
Doesn't this project go straight into modern standard mobile phone systems? It'll be encrypted then.
I think he might have been calling into question the wisdom of using the standard telephone network to directly place voice calls. Technically it's encrypted but your privacy is anything but guaranteed.
my bad, i meant E2EE