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Despite what the current media obsession might suggest, phone hacking is not a new concept. Mobile phone calls between were being intercepted in the 1990s, long before journalists began accessing the voicemail of prominent people. However, with technology becoming more … Continued
This week saw the first example of a witness being called to testify in a trial via Skype in the US. However, what should have been a triumph for “the establishment” joining the digital revolution, quickly turned into a fiasco … Continued
For years, free consumer service Skype was regarded as “wiretap-proof”, meaning that calls were very unlikely to be intercepted or interfered with. For many small businesses, this allowed them a degree of security knowing that confidential calls could not be … Continued
The release of a new iOS app from Facebook which uses voice calling and messaging has brought the issue of free VoIP services back to the attention of small business owners looking to reduce their telecoms bills. Although Facebook’s offering … Continued
