#telcom

[stone-cold-groove]

The wiring of America.

[wevoicetelecomus]

5 Best SIM Card Options Need to Know When You’re Traveling in America

Traveling to America for the very first time and confused about how to communicate once you land in there? No more worries, as there are some of best sims for America, which can be your supporting friend in need when you’re feeling low and want to have chitchat with your close buddies. 

In any case your phone isn’t compatible with USA eSIM, then you can go for the physical card for the alternative. Want to know how, then take a deep dive to know where you can keep yourself updated with emails, and convenient apps, and that too without paying roaming fees.

Holafly ESIM

Holafly ESIM is one of the best SIMs for America, which ensures to provide you with mobile data without removing your own usual SIM. Isn’t it great, definitely yes! Moreover, installing this virtual card is really quick and convenient, and important to print the QR code or download it for the configuration.  

Pros are that it comes up with unlimited data, is cheapest for trips, and arrives immediately. 

Simoptions SIM

In the case of Simoptions SIM card for America, you can buy online and it is advantageous as it permits data sharing in more than one device at the same time. The other way around, the more devices this SIM gets connected to, the quicker it becomes. 

Brownie points is that Simoptions SIM is compatible with most phone models, gets delivered to your place, and low price per GB. 

Airalo ESIM 

If you’re searching for a pocket-friendly SIM then you have to have Airalo, which is one of the cheapest SIMs available in the markets of America. It allows easy data sharing on multiple devices without causing many hurdles. 

The benefit of using Airalo ESIM is a quick and easy installation that supports convenience in use. 

Knowroaming ESIM

In order to avoid international roaming, when you’re visiting America, then you can try out Knowroaming ESIM which provides you access to limited data. You need to be aware of the price you pay for this SIM. Despite this oddity, you can assured of 24/7 customer support to address customers’ worries. 

AT&T SIM Card 

Lastly, you can end up purchasing a local and best SIM for America, which you can also find at airport kiosks. It provides you with 5GB, 15GB, or unlimited data which consists of 30 days of duration and when you get unlimited data for 30 days, none have to worry about data sharing.

The benefits of using this SIM are an unlimited data plan for 2 to 4 weeks, which can be purchased even without a data plan, and can top up the card for generous use. 

In a nutshell, above mentioned are the best SIMs for America that support in every possible way like be it data sharing or connecting with your people. Buy any one of them and enjoy your stay in America without worrying about how to deal with cells and data.

[impact-newswire]

Moov Africa Togo (MAT) and Togo Cellulaire (TGC) were the WAEMU’s top two mobile internet service providers in 2023

[transformationalremotehealer]

Fraud! Regulatory Corruption!

Telecom companies should have switched to fiber-optic but pocketed the money!

According to Technology Analyst and Author Bruce Kushnick, over $500 BILLION has been given to Telcos (state telecommunication utility companies, a.k.a. Verizon, AT&T, Century Link, et al) for fiber-optic upgrades to the premises (FTTP) – which was never delivered. Ana Montes, retired 30-year technology expert from the bay area says, “It’s documented,” that the Telcos were given money to upgrade the networks with fiber-optics, but did not deliver.

[aixtor-technologies]

How digital experiences can save money and boost efficiency in the Telco world.

🚀 Discover how digital experiences are revolutionizing the Telco industry, empowering customers to unlock incredible benefits. 📱💻 Check out this insightful blog on the power of digital experiences: https://bit.ly/46AlA4D

🔍 In this post, I'll share some fascinating insights:

🌐 Seamless Connectivity: How digital experiences create a world of seamless connections, making life easier and more enjoyable.

💡 Personalization: Unlocking the power of tailored offerings, ensuring customers get exactly what they need, when they need it.

💬 Community Building: Embracing digital platforms to foster a strong community and spark meaningful conversations.

💰 Cost Savings: How digital experiences can save money and boost efficiency in the Telco world.

🔥 Let's spark a discussion! Share your thoughts and experiences with digital Telco services in the comments below. I'm eager to hear your views! 👇

[diabetesnscoliosis]

If the yes campaign had as many ppl in the street as there are for Palestine now, it would have gone through. Yes i am saying there are people attending pro palestine protests thst couldn't give a fuck for indigenous rights, their voice to parliament, anti Australia day or anti indigenous deaths in custody.

[vitaspanata]

Momento amarcord: Italcable

Società per azioni fondata nel 1921 per la posa e l’esercizio dei cavi telegrafici sottomarini; nel 1941 si fuse con la società Italo Radio (sorta nel 1923 per l’esercizio delle radiocomunicazioni internazionali) e nel 1965 venne assorbita nel gruppo IRI-STET, per l’esercizio dei servizi pubblici di telecomunicazioni internazionali gestiti in regime di concessione mediante convenzione stipulata con il ministero delle Poste e delle Telecomunicazioni. Nel 1994 la società è stata fusa per incorporazione nella Telecom Italia.

Oggi si chiama Sparkle e si trova a Cassina de’ Pecchi.

Queste sono le foto scattate negli anni ‘80 durante la costruzione del centro.

[sabbyb945]

Truebyl Telecom Billing Solution for Revenue Management

Hello members

Do you need help with telecom billing or revenue management? If so, this platform is for you! We cover everything you need to know about telecom billing platforms, revenue management strategies, and more. Whether you need advice, want to share your experiences, or want to gain valuable insights, this is the place for you.

Why do we need to talk about telecom billing platforms?

In today’s ever-changing telecom landscape, revenue management is one of the most important aspects of the business model. Billing platforms are essential for billing accuracy, operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. There are many different types of billing platforms, ranging from traditional systems to innovative solutions. Let’s explore them in detail.

What to talk about?

Bring up any telecom billing platforms or revenue management topics you would like to discuss, including: How to choose the best billing platform for your company How to automate billing processes for productivity How to ensure accuracy and reduce billing errors How to integrate billing systems with your other business tools What are the best practices for revenue management? How do you overcome billing and revenue tracking challenges? Share your experiences: If you have used different billing platforms in your business, we would love to hear from you. Tell us what worked well for you, what challenges you faced, and what lessons you learned.

Whether you’re looking to evaluate your billing platforms or have a particular issue in mind, don’t be afraid to reach out to our community for advice and solutions.

Whether you have been in the telecom industry for years or are just getting started, your experience and expertise will be greatly appreciated. Let’s build a platform where we can learn, grow and thrive in the world of telecom billing & revenue management.

[90-ghost]

There are some easy ways to save battery like turning down the phone's brightness, closing apps you're not using, depending on what kind of phone you have there might be settings like "battery saving mode"

The location tracker for the phone also uses up battery in the background, I don't know if you need to keep it on but if ur able to; turn it off and set it so it's only on when you're using apps that need it (like the weather app)

If the network is still down your phone will use battery looking for a signal, try putting it on airplane mode and just turn it back when you're able to connect to the internet or when the telcom network is running.

Cold also drains the battery faster, I know there's not much you can do about the cold right now, maybe if you keep the phone in your pocket as much as you can that could help (if you aren't doing that already)

Obviously you know your situation better than I do, some of these might not be applicable but I hope there's at least something here that's helpful

Thank you for your tips man

[funnier-when-objectum]

how does one start a relationship with an object? How do you know it’s wants it as well? How do know ur not breaking its boundaries? :(( helppp

some people have methods of communicating with objects, so if you perceive objects as sentient, you can try using those to determine their wants and boundaries. i personally use/experience emcom and telcom. i'm honestly not sure how it works for nonposic people, so if anyone else wants to chip in to explain that or anything else, feel free

[mostlysignssomeportents]

This day in history

I'll be in TUCSON, AZ from November 8-10: I'm the GUEST OF HONOR at the TUSCON SCIENCE FICTION CONVENTION.

#15yrsago Brit business secretary promises to punish accused file-sharers’ families with Internet disconnection by 2011 https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2009/oct/28/mandelson-date-blocking-filesharers-connections

#10yrsago 2600 magazine profiled in the New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/print-magazine-hackers

#10yrsago LAX delays flight because someone’s wifi network had scary terrorist name https://abc7.com/american-airlines-lax-wifi/367110/

#10yrsago Who is Gamergate? Analysis of 316K tweets https://medium.com/message/72-hours-of-gamergate-e00513f7cf5d

#10yrsago The Peripheral: William Gibson vs William Gibson https://memex.craphound.com/2014/10/28/the-peripheral-william-gibson-vs-william-gibson/

#10yrsago Thousands of Americans got sub-broadband ISP service, thanks to telcoms shenanigans https://web.archive.org/web/20141030214728/https://www.measurementlab.net/static/observatory/M-Lab_Interconnection_Study_US.pdf

#5yrsago Teen Vogue exec editor Samhita Mukhopadhyay: “proud to be ‘the most insidious form of teen communist propaganda'” https://jacobin.com/2019/10/teen-vogue-samhita-mukhopadhyay-interview/

#5yrsago The penniless hero of the ransomware epidemic has written more decryptors than anyone else https://www.propublica.org/article/the-ransomware-superhero-of-normal-illinois

#5yrsago The top FBI lawyer who tried to force Apple to backdoor its crypto now says working crypto is essential to public safety and national security https://memex.craphound.com/2019/10/28/the-top-fbi-lawyer-who-tried-to-force-apple-to-backdoor-its-crypto-now-says-working-crypto-is-essential-to-public-safety-and-national-security/

#1yrago A media literacy handbook for Israel-Gaza https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/28/fog-o-war/#breaking-news

Tor Books as just published two new, free LITTLE BROTHER stories: VIGILANT, about creepy surveillance in distance education; and SPILL, about oil pipelines and indigenous landback.

[obj4obj]

update on that plush i was talking about earlier this month:

we talk to each other so much (telcom/emcom) and always hang out n stuff and i figured out i had a crush on him early last week. i was a bit nervous to tell him, but eventually i did and we're actually together now <:] i love cuddling with him and giving him little kisses on the head and taking him places with me. he's so amazing i'm over the moon

[posic-culture]

i hope this doesn't come off as rude! i struggle a lot communicating tone, but these are all genuine questions! i'm just curious, do POSIC people actually *hear* objects talking/communicating with them, or is it more akin to a strong imagination? i'm not really sure how to word it, kind of like the difference between hearing an actual voice like another person or more so like you're imagining someone talking. i hope that makes sense! /gen

hi anon! thanks for asking!

how posic people communicate with objects depends on the person. some hear the voice of the object externally, as though it were another person talking to them, which we call audcom; some hear the voice of the object internally or inside their head, which we call telcom. some people don't hear the voices of their objects at all, and instead communicate with them through other means, like sensing their emotions. it all depends on the person, really!

[autoneurotic]

retro? (go!) FIDO? (go!) guidance? (go!) control? (go!) TELCOM? (go!) GNC? (go!) ECOM? (go!) surgeon? (go!) go! go! go! go!

[fishmech]

when the internet used to belong to educational institutions and governments (and incidentally major corporations even back then to, remember its a literal military-industrial complex project), regular people weren't actually allowed to be using the internet without particular connections in government, education, or business. if you were a regular person without particular connections, you basically could only participate because of those chose to be a little open with who could use their access, or were sponsoring someone to do so.

and it hasn't been like that in over 31 years, because they let the general public on at the same time the government portion was sold off to corporations. and within a year of that the most popular sites online were already big corporate names like today. this transition almost entirely happened before the actual web was a thing.

you know HTML? the actual material of all of this? yeah it only gets a finalized public release in the middle of 1993 as the explicit military infrastructure was fully separated from the civilian infrastructure, and that civilian infrastructure gets transferred to private telcoms and all. 1993 is the same year as web browsers become available to the general public, preceding a finalized HTML 1. when you talk about a "no advertising" internet you're not even actually talking about the web... not least because commercial spam operations predate it.

And the other thing is, much of the early commercial web stuff that wasn't backed by those large entities? Like popular websites hosted by some guy? That shit was very expensive it you pulled any sort of traffic. Those people had some serious available cash from their regular jobs to have those things going. Easily hundreds of dollars a month for even a moderately popular site on a far smaller userbase internet, and that's with mid 90s dollars being like about double the value of dollars now.

And there just weren't many of us online at all of course in the early post-nsfnet et al days. In 1996 the total global userbase was 45 million - about equal to the current amount of actively posting Tumblr users - and lots of those people weren't even on the web or even ftp services. Tons of those people strictly used email!

love when ppl defend the aggressive monetization of the internet with "what, do you just expect it to be free and them not make a profit???" like. yeah that would be really nice actually i would love that:)! thanks for asking