Scary Google Voice
“Google Voice (formerly GrandCentral) is a free Google-owned Internet service that uses voice over internet protocol (VoIP) to link customers’ phone numbers,” says a Wikipedia post, also noting: “On July 1, 2009, Google Voice provided users that had set up their account before, to change their number. For a $10 fee, users can change their number to any of the new numbers that Google purchased.” But Google is a nothing but a massive online advertising agency dressed up to look like a service, and you know anything and everything it does will in some way or another be hooked into that reality. Now, “Google is already thinking of the ways of monetizing Voice” in the way it, “knows best,” says UnwiredView , going on, “Through advertising.
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