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I worked in telco in Indonesia where this type of thing is taken to the next level. Back in the day you would walk into a rooms filled with racks full of phone
by ian0 6y ago
I worked in telco in Indonesia where this type of thing is taken to the next level.
Back in the day you would walk into a rooms filled with racks full of phones for SMS / Airtime sales "optimisation".
I tried to google some pictures now but it turns out Im behind the times. They've gotten rid of the phone part completely! [0]
Now you just buy the sim cards and let modems do the rest..
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- walrus01 6y agothings like [0] are really commonly used for grey market voip in all developing nations... There's devices which are specifically a GSM-based 2G voice interface on one side, with a SIM card, and a SIP phone you can register to asterisk on the other side. With 8 or 16 devices integrated into one enclosure.