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The secure communications protocol we’ve been developing to upgrade billions of mobile subscribers with a Signal-like network officially has its own name ahead of our white paper release! Introducing The Bourbon Protocol: a permissionless, multipolar communications protocol…

Now we need to decentralize and encrypt the voice and SMS so the carriers stop creeping on all your messages.

📡🚨 Thread: SMS Blasters, Pixel Security, and Why You Need RoamApp — NOW 🧵 In March 2025, a UK student used an SMS blaster in a car trunk to phish phones via spoofed 2G towers. No carrier. No number list. Just signal spoofing. 🔥 📰 BleepingComputer bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

@helium demonstrated how to improve the networking layer with decentralized infrastructure. Next we need to improve the voice/SMS communications with a new decentralized end-to-end encrypted protocol. No more spam and fraud calls with @3numLabs

Unsolicited inbound messages (email, SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.) are a growing problem. Spam floods our inboxes today, and AI is making it worse. Here’s how messaging clients will evolve to tackle this:🧵 1/4

Phone numbers are NOT private, email address are NOT private, social security numbers are NOT private, any data that you have entered into any web site is NOT PRIVATE. You must assume all data on a web site will be breached and leaked, and build your tech accordingly.

for others interested E.164 is the ITU standard for globally routable phone numbers, limiting number length to 15 digits, including the 1-3 digit country code. eg: 🇺🇸+1 2065551212 🇮🇹 +39 0497620111 So really, only 13 digits to prevent hash collision.

SIM Swap attacks occur because companies foolishly use SMS as a second factor for authentication. @3numLabs fixes this by magically turning your phone number into a secure public key. It also encrypts all your communications to protect your privacy. coinfomania.com/zachxbt-sim-sw…

Digital IDs should not give authorities the ability to track where or when you use it. Today, 3NUM and other privacy advocates are calling on authorities across the world to reject any identity systems that can "phone home." #NoPhoneHome

we need to be able to call our frens with their .eth cc:@3numLabs

The reason Voice/SMS is vulnerable to fraud and account takeover is that telco employees “essentially have root access”

☎️Happy National Telephone Day☎️ March 10th of 1876, Alexander Graham Bell made the first call to his assistant Watson We've come far since the first call, but we must still add encryption and metadata privacy to protect our communications from Big Tech and hacker surveillance.

The best way to prevent SIM-swap attacks is to decouple the SIM from the phone number. This is exactly what @3numLabs does! securityweek.com/t-mobile-cough…