Can you send me your iPhone UDID (use an app called UDID+) so I cans end you the beta? (yvalensi@gmail.com)

I have been using Orbitz and checked websites you are reffering to.

I understand your point of view, and it might mean I did not explain kipCall well enough

1) Anonymous: Our applications does not provide anonymous calling: You see the identity of the caller. And you can call him back. We want to get rids of phone number as we think it is useless and permanent, while the usage of Facebook allows you to keep control over who is calling you.

2) it is mobile and not connected: Unlike other applicationss, our system is always on, no 3G or WIFI required. You just your need your iphone

The big difference with our system is that you will be able to call someone without asking him his phone numbers, and that people will now have the capacity to manage calls the same way they are managing other parts of their social lifes.

I know Orbit, even if I have not used it a lot. I will spend much time on it. Honnestly, it is quite different, we are really dealing with voice calls, and the question of phone numbers;

David, would you like to download the Beta?

Of course there might be projects I am not aware of. But here is the thing:

I do not have the phone numbers and everybody in my Facebook, and there are not all my actual friends. We do not really aim to change Facebook, but more to change people call. Facebook is the first app.

People exchange now their facebook very quickly, and tend not to exchange phone numbers.

We want to get rids of phone numbers and switch them by a solution that allows people to keep control over time on who can call them, when they are reachable… Phone numbers do not allow that.

And the system is not anonymous, you know who calls you, you just don’t have his phone number. But you can callback, at any time. And of course, this is mobile.

Available to continue to discuss (better in inbox I guess yvalensi@gmail.com)

Yoann

For private chat with people you don’t know, there are many companies which offer anonymous calling services.

How are you different?

We are about to launch that application, quite different but also in the “calling area”. It is called KipCall, http://www.kipcall.com

How do you feel about it?

Let me know what you think of it

As to those sites that allegedly will not allow their clients to send an email address, URL, or other such info to another member via their proprietary mail systems, I cannot speak for all such sites, but I can speak for eHarmony, and I am here to tell you that yes, you *can* send such info, if you know how. I’ve done it on several occasions, and they never blinked an eye.

What I object to are outfits like match.com claiming that messaging via their anonymous remailer is secure when it does not screen message bodies for the actual email address of the sender, this being the default format for messages sent using Microsoft Outlook. I have told several women about this, and all have been both shocked and angry at match.com for giving them a false sense of security.