[Updated] Review of my experience migrating to mysudo
update: its been a year with mysudo max and none of my concerns have been addressed by the company. Primarily that they continue to require users to provide their personal/financial info to google, a company proven to be malicious and willing to violate the constitutional rights of US citizens by whistleblowers in 2014. Any company claiming to care about privacy while holding hands with google appears ridiculous to me.
I've migrated from mysudo to jmp.chat, which also supports group SMS/MMS texts with my PTS contacts.
Goof luck to you.
I have been using mysudo pro for a few weeks now, here are my observations and concerns
- best value of any VoIP provider for normal consumer
- MMS works, group MMS does not. For 90% of us using it with our families etc were never ever going to get our family on mysudo, so we need this feature to not confuse and be left out of group chat.
- porting in tested and working
- after porting in physical number, google started saying the number was VoIP, haven't heard this discussed anywhere before.
- mysudo huge fail where it concerns forcing users onto googles play store. seriously consider deleting just for this offense
- company seemingly very slow to address privacy concerns for android users, its been 5 years so what is the problem when plenty off apps have paid license models that do not involve google. What is the engineering team doing exactly? Is google strong arming mysudo in some way ?
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