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Wouldn't it be much better to keep phone numbers, but leave them in the "backstage"? In a few years (let's say, 10 years) most (not to say, ALL) phones will ha
by adrinavarro 17y ago
Wouldn't it be much better to keep phone numbers, but leave them in the "backstage"?
In a few years (let's say, 10 years) most (not to say, ALL) phones will have internet access, and also access to DNS servers.
Why don't create a DNS entry that points to our real number? We can give people an unique entry in our domain that they can remember, old-skool people will be able to still use numbers (even if we have to add a few more digits if we run out of number ranges). And change provider without worrying about our numbers (I always take a new number when switching provider, but having some kind of DNS entry wouldn't be a bad idea).
And, technically, implementing a DNS entry type for numbers should be dead easy.