A visit to our new headquarters
Some pictures of our new headquarters in Galicia (Spain)
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Quobis, pioneering call identification At Quobis, we have always been conscious of the risks related with identity theft in the voice channel (voice spoofing). In 2011 and from our participation in an R&D project call SecVoID, we created IdentityCall; a solution based on the insertion of personal digital certificates as a part of the SIP header. Essentially, in order to…
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WebRTC is making possible new use cases in different markets. The possibility to use the native capacities of browsers to making video calls, with no need to install anything, is really convenient when you want to deal with sporadic users, those who need to provide their video just occasionally. Sippo makes possible to add live…
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