ahaseeb

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by ahaseeb 5y ago
5GHz range is less than 2.4GHz. So that's the reason
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
Actually telecom don't have their own infra. They lease the infra from tower companies, here telcos will get hit as well as the tower lease companies About the payment, we're working on a model to compensate the users. Email me if
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
CBRS however is only available in US so that's why they specified 110V
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
You're right and the biggest benefit is to companies with strictly using iOT
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
It can be either. You can have multiple antennas pointing to a single Base station or each antennas having their own base station. It all depends on the use case. Challenge is when you go from Home to Roaming and vice versa as the handsoff
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
Benefit is the cost for enterprises. You're paying for bandwidth which'll be much lower than the regular usage to telcos. You're however limited to data usage on this network and this focuses mostly on data
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
CBRS has it's limitation and isn't permanent. Gov can take it back anytime and then there is also a priority. CBRS is good for smaller installation but not able to take commercial traffic. Caveat here is that 5G is difficult to de
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
Yes it's possible but AWS focus is to be the Layer 1. They're doing it for data and can easily replicate it for voice if there is a use case but at that time they're directly competing with Telco, a fight that they may not pi
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
Yes it should. Wifi isn't great with security + authentication. So ideally data would transfer over 5G.
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
They wouldn't allow voice call but yes you can do OTT apps like Signal , Whatsapp etc.
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
This is the biggest threat to Telco since they've paid billions in Spectrum. The sites that earn the most will be converted to 5G however CBRS has limitations but it's not bad.
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
I think 5G will replace wifi within next 10 years. We don't need WiFi anymore
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
It's usable for phone but the biggest use case is data - Do you have any communities in mind
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
Can you email me haseeb@haseebawan.com - I would love to talk about it since we're working on solving this
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by ahaseeb 5y ago
I would love to connect on this. Do you've any rural communities in mind ?
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
True like in CC they've guarantees against such unauthorised usages
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
Yes updating the website this week with complete information. Our arrangement is somewhat similar to any other MVNO with just that we've blocked sim port attacks & have specific measures in place along with a $5M insurance
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
I'll give you a very simple explain. Imagine you're ATT customer & you're roaming in Canada on Rogers network. Would the roger employee be able to SIM Swap you ? No because you're not his customer and even the kiosk
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
Carriers don't have access to the customer account. They don't even know who the customer is and our SIMs have a different serial number
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
I am updating the website within a week so that'll have the complete information. Just rebuilding it to aspire some more confidence in the product honestly. We do defend against SIM swap attacks because MNOs can't access our accou
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
https://www.issms2fasecure.com/ This is a great resource on this issue
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
We can because due to our relationship, we control the # and they don't. We've a slightly different arrangement. Think of that you've ATT and you're roaming in Canada on Rogers network. Rogers employee can't port yo
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
during SS7 attack your phone is pushed to deprioritize to a lower network. We've programmed our SIMs against that so if SNR goes high, we don't abide to default settings. This does take out 99% of the attacks . Looking into a sett
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
I have been a victim 4 times which is the reason I built Efani.com
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
Only half of the US deposits are FDIC insured AFAIK
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
You'll be surprised how many people bank accounts get drained.
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
Because we control the # at that time. We disassociate your personal information from your # and then mask every information that's required to do a port-out
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
It's a hybrid of MVNO and reseller & I can challenge that we can protect. Happy to give you a bounty if you're able to break into the system.
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
Can you be more specific with your question ? All the port out are blocked by default & no have access to your account # + our UI & our system is in different silos . Finally we've a $5M insurance policy
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by ahaseeb 7y ago
There is so much information available online on you which is sufficient for any one to hack you

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