I Evaded the Call Surveillance on the Phone Network! I'll Show You How

[@slovengak4879]

virtual phone number has been out for a long time as long as I can remember. It's good that it's reiterated anew from a privacy point of view.

[@ao4514]

Virtual Phone Number?! Really?

[@l0I0I0I0]

What gets me is how govt. officials will transgress against the entire population for a piece of bread!

[@Randytherumbler]

In what our government thinks it's their bread and butter...when it comes the telecommunications industry had been in bed with the government since the 1940's.... They've infected everything. They can intercept our phone calls. Listen in our phone calls. Read our texts and email. Know where we've been. Anywhere and everywhere on the 'net. Every line,every air wave. The more technological software and hardware items we have,the easier they can keep tabs on you. It's a brave new world our there. At least it better be.

[@patrickbodine1300]

The government is on track to make every citizen a criminal.

[@hyperslow556gungamer]

Just wait, there is still a partial loaf and the wealthy have their bread protected wtih armed security that common people can not afford... Then you see the formula.

[@corporaterobotslave400]

I vote we fund some special hemp neckties for them.

[@racebanning6390]

An infected mind washed in darkness knows not the voice of The Word......... only destruction.

[@Authoratah]

3-letter agencies have a voice pattern identity for every person who's used a phone in the last 3 decades. You can use any service they will know who you are.

[@Wasko2]

They have to be able to intercept the packets and decrypt first though.

[@robbraxmantech]

Through the PSTN. Correct. I said that. But this is not through the PSTN.

[@HadrienCoadour]

Hello Rob, you may have mentioned it in the video and , if so, sorry for not paying enough attention. Would you please confirm that voice and text communications between PBX and SIP or between two SIPs are reliably encrypted by default and do escape mass surveillance?

[@SullyOrange]

@weekendwarrior3420- I haven’t tried this, but it seems like you could do it in two stages: 1) voice to text, then 2) text to speech, selecting any of the many available voices

[@KJ-xt3yu]

​@weekendwarrior3420 text to speech is the better option, breaking up patterns through automation and randomizing every conversation pattern per call 🍿😶

[@luv2travel2000]

Thank you Rob! You're a hero in the privacy world. 👍

[@KletoReese]

I totally agree!

[@Randytherumbler]

Rob Braxman Tech available on KZbin,had been underrated,and still is. Nat Tuck also available on KZbin also put it to the test.

[@musashi4856]

William Binney tried to warn us.

[@roolm4295]

My guy, top respect to you. For being fearless and passing on knowledge. Why don't you do a series of videos teaching us how to configure our phones, Android and Apple, to get max privacy. All the technical stuff I don't understand and as much I want to implement what you're preaching, I simply can't on my own. Thanks big dog!

[@MahatmaLevolence]

Fascinating. It all just goes over my head or i'd do it, though it does please me that Rob's making the effort and knows what he's doing and is bound to help others who know what they're doing, so there's that.

[@himanshusojitra]

😂😂😂 same here.

[@salapolivalenta77]

Very useful solution. It is a bit hard to follow but this is amazing. voip to a real number. Great content!

[@tnlshow]

I agree. Hard to follow for those who aren't tech savvy like me. I feel it's more of a trial and error thing to get the hang of. Hopefully it's workable in places like Communist Australia. Thank Brax for the amazing solutions!

[@ScorpionCar]

NIce follow-up video Rob on this subject! So interesting! 👍

[@Lizard_of_Linux_Lane]

Thanks for spreading this knowledge, every layer of privacy can be appreciated.

[@exit281]

i have ur app... found the shop to buy the voip service BUT it say in USA only...so its of no use in europe or asia.??????..cause i travel a lot..

[@davidsyrus3157]

Rob, can you tell us anything about cellular landlines? Where a regular PSTN phone (handset) is plugged into a base and the signal is transmitted via local towers. How could this be more secure than a regular cell phone? Do they encrypt the signal through the base unit?

[@FlandersKen]

great work man, keep it up..

[@donnahall-kumar333]

I always know about this yet never did anything about it... great information to have and use... thank you for thinking about us ❤👀👂👂💫❤️

[@davidedwards2401]

Thank you Rob ❤ much love.

[@opticalphoenix]

you should do a video on how to set up your own pbx

[@kaip8508]

Thanks Rob! But all of these terms are new to many & sometimes it’s hard to understand you, but the rest of the time we still don’t know what you’re referring to so would you please identify some of the words so that way it will make sense to us. So first teach us what the different abbreviations/words mean that you are using so we can follow you & then slow down & take your time! And thank you again!!! Blessings!

[@YoungAtHeart9]

Explain it to us like we’re 5, please.

[@himanshusojitra]

Exactly

[@PenelopeD.Lightbourne]

... this is so brilliant, Rob ... amazing, deeply interesting ... 👍📴

[@JayGee824]

Can you make a video in the electronic harrassment/gangstalking topic?

[@RUJedi]

Great video. Thanks! Is it possible to use this solution on a basic/feature phone running KaiOS while not on WiFi?

[@robbraxmantech]

Unfortunately not since you need to run an app

[@basspig]

I'm looking into setting up a PBX but I want to know if it's possible to do it on a Voiceover IP line. We have an optical Network terminal that comes in from our fiber internet and it has an telephone jack for a standard telephone. I am wondering if we can hook this telephone jack up to some kind of a box that will provide a sort of electronic switchboard where the caller has to press a number to connect to a certain line for the call to ring through. We are forced to do this because we are getting telemarketing calls every 5 minutes.

[@matthewjsparks]

Is this the method telemarketers are using to skirt the "Do Not Call" list, or spoofing to show legit caller id's and numbers?

[@teresadicarlo8908]

Clever question?

[@elwynstyles6208]

Can your system be used in Australia?

[@teresadicarlo8908]

Or Europe?

[@davior14]

I would love to know this also

[@2117david]

Thank you, All that is hidden will be revealed now.

[@l0I0I0I0]

Next week!. I'll get a phone from you! Ty! ❤

[@anonymous.369]

SIP is over the internet, so it can be wiretapped. You can use VPN, but that requires both callers to use VPN. What about man in the middle attack? That is still a problem, no?

[@incandescentwithrage]

Yes. VoWIFI / WiFi calling via your cell network provider is SIP traffic transmitted within an IPSEC VPN (to your provider). What was demonstrated here was SIP straight over the internet. SIPS is the encrypted version of the protocol suitable for sending over the public internet, but doesn't appear to be supported by his service.

[@jamesdemayo6283]

Many websites are now not allowing VOIP numbers to be used for 2FA or other services. There are services which will tell a website if a phone number is a Land line, mobile phone or VOIP

[@robbraxmantech]

Yes Facebook being #1. So why use it? But the important ones accept it. Google, Amazon, Paypal

[@fascinationmama]

thank you so where to get the special phones

[@20NewJourney23]

@@robbraxmantech The important ones (to me) include my banks. None of my banks/credit card companies allow 2FA to VOIP numbers. I tried my Google Voice number and my MagicJack number. Neither have are accepted for more than 90% of all of my accounts like FB, Google, Amazon, banks, etc. The ones that do work for 2FA only work because it allows for a voice call to be made to hear the code spoken instead of texted to me.

[@Anondady]

Can you send and receive pictures and videos this way?

[@thorbenkaufmann5682]

Is that a real need? I have a camera device. You decide to play with the big 4 or not. Flooding the world with your photos or videos is IMHO an indicator of seeking for confirmation and in most cases no logical argument for a requirement.

[@kbeautician]

I agree. Got back to GenX ways. Use paper pictures to share with one another. We have photo albums, wallet sized and send photos in the mail.

[@richard09able]

What about using signal application for phone and texts? I have heard that is very good option also.

[@robbraxmantech]

Signal is not for PSTN and SMS. It's separate. Both parties have to be on Signal

[@actonnoel1284]

Siginal isn't privateTucker said the government tapped his calls using the Siginal app I don't believe any service is really fool proof

[@Hardiarm]

@@robbraxmantech So its VOIP too and has the same security in theory.

[@jamesready5]

Does VOIP support 911? Would love to ditch the extra sim plan for the home phone, but don’t want to sacrifice safety. Especially if it’s just the kids at home.

[@robbraxmantech]

Although we can make it support 911, it will require you to give your name and home address. So that doesn't seem to fit our goals here.

[@robbraxmantech]

BTW all cell phones can dial 911 even without a SIM card. Just leave one around

[@GaryCameron780]

I've dialed 911 from a VoIP service (Vonage). It works but was messy and I don't recommend it. I got connected to a call center that wasn't local and not part of the 911 service that I would have reached had I used a regular line or cell phone. As Rob has already mentioned, mobile phones can reach 911 without a SIM card. If you're concerned about an elderly or infirm person needing emergency access, get a traditional LAND LINE.

[@truthdisseminator]

What are the rates if a call is to a PSTN in the US and other countries?

[@robbraxmantech]

My service does not support international calling. It is PSTN US and Canada only. However sip to sip calling works anywhere.

[@MRsilverngold]

@@robbraxmantech hi,are you considering to develop this to be available in other country's,Australia perhaps??,thank you for your educational content,most people/ companies are only interested in stealing all of our personal information to profit off,im very thankful to you for giving privacy control back to us

[@youguysaregreat]

My friend’s former employer wiretapped on his iPhone and androids phone. How to stopped them doing that. Any suggestions.

[@robbraxmantech]

In a corporate network this is all standard. Don't be on the corporate network

[@youguysaregreat]

He is not in that corporation anymore. He uses T-Mobile internet. And they even see what messages he sends to his friends. They even listen to him when he talks to someone. They also spy on his whats up messages. How that possible? Please let us know to resolve this problem.

[@simonmaersk]

Why do we even still use regular phone numbers/calling and SMS when we live in a time where internet is literally everywhere, and all of our devices are capable of communicating through it?

[@corporaterobotslave400]

I ditched cell phones for over a year and a half. It was spectacular! But I've been forced to get one now b/c my Mom has bad memory problems and I have to be able to call emergency services if needed wherever. Damn.

[@teresadicarlo8908]

They’ve created a super connected world that’s looks very much like the same relationship there is between a drug addict and his drug provider: too toxic!

[@YoungAtHeart9]

What have you used in lieu of a cellphone?

[@vince943]

What are the main differences between Session app and a SiP device are they kind of the same? I understand SiP is for voice but what is the Session app, if not the similiar?

[@BiblicallyAccurateToaster]

Session acts as a decentralized end 2 end encrypted messenger using random generated IDs you have to give to other Session users to connect. Can do text, images, other files & voice recordings. Can't do phone calls though. Edit: Wait, I just opened mine & it looks like there is an option for voice calls now, it's in Beta. I'll have to look into it to learn about it though.

[@vince943]

@RoyalMountedAnkleBiters I noticed that as well, thank you (:

[@Lifestyleinvest]

Geat stuff. Thanks Rob. Can you use this system in other countries ie New Zealand?

[@robbraxmantech]

Only USA/Canada numbers at the moment though it does work everywhere if you don't care about that.

[@CarlGotthardLanghans]

does this work in eu too?

[@robbraxmantech]

yes

[@musashi4856]

Many apps don't allow or accept VOIP for 2-factor authentication. What is a good solution for this?

[@robbraxmantech]

"Most" is not correct. The issues are a few REALLY BAD APPS like Zuckbook. That should warn you to the reality that they want to know you deeply. Google, Amazon, Paypal (the biggies) accept VOIP

[@huddunlap3999]

Interesting video thank you.

[@johnjohn-pt7pe]

when will your "Wired " only not Wireless VPN router be available? Thx for your videos

[@robbraxmantech]

BraxRouter operates in Wired mode simply by plugging in an ethernet adapeter. Then Wifi is turned off completely

[@johnjohn-pt7pe]

When available? When can I buy? Thx

[@Sam-n6v1s]

Excellent video. For 2fa you can use virtual number or no?

[@20NewJourney23]

in my experience most companies/sites/accounts do not allow 2FA to be sent to VOIP numbers. I don't know about his SIP though. I've never used SIP, or if I am I don't know it is (Google Voice and MagicJack).

[@redstarforever7271]

thanks for all these great videos brother

[@doeprecordz]

Does this also work for Germany?

[@beachbumsailordude]

A couple of questions. 1. What makes this better than using Signal? 2. When you chose the phone number for the account could you have chosen any area? Ex: You live in Miami but you want a Chicago number. Thanks!

[@robbraxmantech]

You can choose any area. Of course you can use something like Signal. But this is a solution you can give Grandma and Grandpa with a fixed landline SIP phone for example. It allows normal PSTN use while allowing the option for surveillance free communications. Extension to extension.

[@wildeninja2836]

DOJ has joined the chat

[@BillAnt]

Many VOIP providers require setting up a so called "campaign" and approval for sending SMS. Is that also a requirement on your system?

[@robbraxmantech]

No

[@BillAnt]

@@robbraxmantech- So your subscribers don't need to go through the hassles of getting a "campaign" approved? If so, that's pretty neat.

[@oshea2300]

What song is in the background?

[@terigarrison]

He is a very talented accomplished musician probably one of his pieces

[@Reflect744]

Website link doesn't work?

[@Ann-op5kj]

Rob how do yiu feel about MySudo?

[@robbraxmantech]

tied to the App stores

[@lacoltsoh]

@@robbraxmantech”tied to the AppStore” meaning?

[@youguysaregreat]

Can you use your own phone number? Or it has to be virtual number? If I decide to sign up? How much it would cost me? And can you also help to set up?

[@robbraxmantech]

We do not "port" numbers because when you do you lose privacy. You need to get a new number. And all the information and help is on brax.me

[@ramendyramendy4278]

make a video on GNUnet Eco-System please .....!!

[@DenimDon]

Will this work in Canada?

[@robbraxmantech]

US and Canada

[@CowboyTrucking61]

How much does your phone app cost. For Sip to Sip calling. Is this the way scammers call you with someones actual phone number.

[@axi6ne8us]

I'm logged in but can't find where to purchase the virtual number?

[@robbraxmantech]

Store

[@LONEWOLF6523-gc3dv]

My position is that if you aren't engaging in unlawful activities, I don't mind handing my phone records over to the authorities but I do see the need to look at all the alternatives.

[@20NewJourney23]

You give too much credit to what you call "the authorities". If you have ever been harmed by someone you trusted, then you'd understand why I say that.

[@NeboSato]

Good work and very good song

[@himanshusojitra]

Your website is not working. I created account and log in but Web page is blank. Please update you website so that it can be workable.

[@LegalEyesFreedom]

You can hide your side but the second you call someone else's provider you are tracked to the letter. So unless they have your exact system it's not hidden and recorded word for word. Lamens terms.

[@kylemcgowan1]

How can i help fight for privacy?

[@billddollas5150]

What do you think of blockchain phones. Have you done any videos on it.

[@ao4514]

Block Chain phones!

[@nh721]

So is your app just for US and Canada? What about the rest of the world?

[@robbraxmantech]

Not available yet.

[@IAMDONE-k5v]

🤔 Can I set up this system with my associates in different countries? Africa, Asia, maybe Russia?

[@robbraxmantech]

Yes.

[@martylynchian8628]

Regular telephone lines are called pots(plain old telephone service)

[@iseeyou0000]

Can I buy a Brax phone? I can't find it in your store.

[@robbraxmantech]

We have other models of de-Googled phones. BraX2 is sold out.

[@20NewJourney23]

To see his store you need to create a free account (no personal info is requested to make the account) and log in then you'll see the store link.

[@rikardlalic7275]

Hi Rob! I have tried to download your app, but GooglePlay Store says it is meant for older Android phones.

[@robbraxmantech]

you can just use a browser.

[@bigkahuna8652]

SIP can totally be decoded in realtime so if not used in conjunction with SRTP basically useless against a determined actor.

[@robbraxmantech]

The key though is not knowing who the actors are.

[@sugipulaboule9]

NEVER pay by phone or card people,,,,

[@buTterflykiSsses]

Just about everything we do works that way!

[@susanmcguinness5611]

Thank you. Is there a way to lmk where my kids are yet still have our family phones private? Thank you in advance.

[@robbraxmantech]

There are tracking apps for that. But I couldn't tell you which ones are best

[@susanmcguinness5611]

Thank you. Would you please send me some starter info or do a video on them and send me the link? Many Thanks! @@robbraxmantech

[@TheKingsComingAlefTav]

How good is this Are the calls dropped for the $60 a year say like the burner app is it better than that is it more features better connection

[@Sir-Dexter]

nice work

[@johncassidy3065]

Thanks

[@disgruntledbear2764]

Does this only work through Wi-Fi? Or can the American level of privacy be had using cell service to access the internet?

[@junelucas4716]

Sounds good

[@Unoriginal3]

I fart and swear into my phone to that very surveillance everyday

[@kaip8508]

QUESTION: FREE CALLS / WITH A BATTERY. Years back, people could place a large, strong battery over the Sim card on the back of the phone allowing the phone to pick up the Wi-Fi signals & make FREE CALLS bcz the frequencies are always going through the air! However, we do not have free use, because we agreed to sign contracts! I was wondering if something was done to prevent this or is it still doable? Once again, thank you for everything & best wishes & kind regards! Just curious!

[@ao4514]

Really?!

[@Servalandark]

Are you though fearing for capital gains? or genuine?

[@gregrankin1863]

Just need to expand into Australia.

[@robbraxmantech]

We can provide numbers there but at the moment no SMS service other than US/Canada.

[@Sean85Laney]

More like 3rd party stalking

[@sugipulaboule9]

Aluminum foil works wonders.

[@juanitafalin7636]

I know for a fact my cellphone is hacked or felony wiretapped. Ambient noise. And actually voices in it. Fm radio hacking also with my cellphone seriously

[@dansw0rkshop]

In other words, still don't use the PSTN. I think it would be very easy for the nefarious to detect whether you're using a virtual number vs a raw PSTN one. It also won't work anymore when Big Brother comes to Brax and bullies him into sharing your info with them.

[@robbraxmantech]

You will not use the PSTN at all so who knows this virtual number? It's an extension. I have no KYC

[@TimeWiseReality]

I'm Extremely limited on how I interact with society

[@kbeautician]

Pen. Paper. Cursive writing. In person. Face to face.

[@jimpetrilb4979]

Tnx !

[@lumierelartiste2871]

✨✨💖thank you😃🙏🏼✨

[@zerocool3466]

Most SIP phone networks have been converted to VOIP

[@robbraxmantech]

SIP is VOIP. You mean PBX is now mostly VOIP

[@MsHojat]

I'm not sure what you mean by that statement.

[@robbraxmantech]

Are you talking about my comment? The video defines SIP as a VOIP. Old PBX systems are proprietary hardware and not VOIP. New ones are VOIP (or SIP - same thing)

[@fruitcup01]

With voice identity , the more we use a phone, the more better that AI can fake us talking.

[@godfree2canada]

Jami, jitsi

[@sugipulaboule9]

Don't send voice messages, don't keep photos or videos on your phone.

[@hyperslow556gungamer]

The lead in commercial telling you to invest in crypto before the world bank turns all money digital. WTF? Saying that bad things will occur if you are not ready!

[@hyperslow556gungamer]

Think of how much ponzi money a company like that could rake in from morons? Think of the tragedy when the dollar collapses, people you know will turn on you if they are hungry!

[@racebanning6390]

there was an earthquake and the house was burned down & destroyed.... so was my fone.

[@MrDantheman45]

It is possable to survive without Internet and cellphones ... Would not call it caveman though, it was not that long ago we had neither!!! And were happier people and had no school shootings

[@lesliel1182]

Now you tell me that satan isn't real...clearly the whole computer internet thing is it's baby

[@jmr]

Because of the way power management is done on Android you can miss unregistered incoming calls on some VOIP apps. The simple work around is to just tell people to let the call ring longer for direct SIP dialing.

[@robbraxmantech]

The easy use case is just to forward calls and texts especially since 90% of the use is 2FA. Then you can use the VOIP app like Linphone only to dial out. So in this kind of use it is not necessary to rely on the SIP registration to be active.

[@kingofthecatnap5780]

It's on YT, privacy game lost.

[@SykoGhost404]

Lineage OS instead of google

[@junelucas4716]

Wow

[@andtime4918]

When will the app support creating new numbers that aren’t North American?

[@robbraxmantech]

We can have numbers for international. We just do have SMS service

[@brianmilligan1787]

YOU CAN'T CHANGE THE WHEEL

[@lightkeeper609]

How can I avoid the sicko narcissist who stalk me?