Just to keep the thread going. Another big Dubber difference is it's accessibility to developers via APIs etc.
I see this as opening up the single biggest opportunity we have overall (not necessarily the most likely) to grow at the most rapid pace.
Specifically, think of the massive scale voice applications outside traditional telcos like Skype, Viber, NOR, Cisco Spark, etc, etc. These could be integrated with ridiculous ease through the APIs into the next release of any of these products and immediately offer recording on demand to every one of their own customers.
On the flip-side, whilst they're been hyping the whole record-on-demand idea, I'm yet to see any mention of how this works from a privacy perspective. e.g. is Dubber required to inform those on the call that they're being recorded or is this simply palmed off as the responsibility of the customers?
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