Difference between revisions of "Google Voice"
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* While Google may have been the progenitor of this form of [[Notice-centric ID]] that is not important to the content of this page. | * While Google may have been the progenitor of this form of [[Notice-centric ID]] that is not important to the content of this page. | ||
| − | * One good way from distinguishing a [[Notice-centric ID]] is by comparing two offering from Google in 2022. | + | * One good way from distinguishing a [[Notice-centric ID]] is by comparing two offering from Google in 2022. They each have some common features, line ringing an existing landline number, but the differences are what is important. |
**Google FI | **Google FI | ||
| − | *** | + | *** supports the 5G spectrum (and earlier version) for connectivity. |
**Google Voice | **Google Voice | ||
| − | *** | + | *** services are mainly through VoLTE or LTE networks. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 18 March 2023
Full Title or Meme
This is a description of a trend to abstract the idea of a telephone number into a pure Identifier.
Context
- While Google may have been the progenitor of this form of Notice-centric ID that is not important to the content of this page.
- One good way from distinguishing a Notice-centric ID is by comparing two offering from Google in 2022. They each have some common features, line ringing an existing landline number, but the differences are what is important.
- Google FI
- supports the 5G spectrum (and earlier version) for connectivity.
- Google Voice
- services are mainly through VoLTE or LTE networks.
- Google FI
References
- See the wiki page on Notice-centric ID for the generic use case of this type of Identifier.
