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Why not a pocket computer with wifi + a softphone app + a virtual PBX service (e.g. voip.ms) for that softphone app to connect to? As a bonus, your phone numbe
by derefr 1y ago
Why not a pocket computer with wifi + a softphone app + a virtual PBX service (e.g. voip.ms) for that softphone app to connect to?
As a bonus, your phone number wouldn't be bound to that device, but instead would exist everywhere you can install the same softphone app.
- SchemaLoad 1y agoMost things which require a phone number block any kind of virtual number service since the only reason they are asking for a phone number is anti spam and KYC.
- efskap 1y agoI tried to make the softphone approach work but I was unreachable far too often when Android decided to kill whichever softphone app I tried. And if it did keep running, I'm pretty sure it consumed decently more energy than a dedicated telephony module. And yeah as mentioned, even with a "real" local phone number ported to voipms, I wasn't able to get sms codes from some services.