One security-related question: I had looked into this area previously as a user and a security-conscious friend pointed out that systems that use call forwarding to stop the spam problem are a HUGE security risk.
You’re effectively man-in-the-middling all mobile calls, SMS, etc, and if there’s some sort of compromise (or, much less likely, malicious act) on your end, all of us users will be in a tough spot.
Is this accurate? Can you share some thoughts?
(Not trying to knock your business or approach, btw - just want to know if the fears are founded or not.)
One security-related question: I had looked into this area previously as a user and a security-conscious friend pointed out that systems that use call forwarding to stop the spam problem are a HUGE security risk.
You’re effectively man-in-the-middling all mobile calls, SMS, etc, and if there’s some sort of compromise (or, much less likely, malicious act) on your end, all of us users will be in a tough spot.
Is this accurate? Can you share some thoughts?
(Not trying to knock your business or approach, btw - just want to know if the fears are founded or not.)