| reply to pnh102
Re: How Bad Is VOIP Loss I guess it depends on the plans that people have. My wife and I for example have 500 shared min on our family plan (the rollover crap plan), we rarely use that much, and I have 1000's of rollover min so its not a big deal, we do however use alot of data (why bother with sms anymore when we just use email).
ATT does however make a crapton of money based on the unlimited data plans we both have, but I could in theory drop down to the absolute minimal voice contract with unlimited data, and use voip applications (that permit calls to landline and cell phones) and completely bypass use the carriers network.
One can take that a step further and use voip applications that support end to end encryption between users using the same application (I work in a gov sector and I am a security specialist.... )...
Lets tke it even further, at this point I am wearing my tinfoil hat, all carrier data seems to be sold and or provided freely to various 3 letter agencies to snoop on you. With voip applications (via carrier data using 3g or better networks, or wifi) that support encryption, hell even if they don't do encryption, it makes it more difficult (only slightly more difficult really) for random 3 letter agencies to get that information.
Then there is international calling, but no explanation is needed for that. |
