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Most of the code developed for Viber is developed in Belarus. Viber is a European company owned by a Japanese company with a development center in Israel. Has that impacted business? Viber is not an Israeli company. Ever since the war escalated in Gaza, there have been calls to boycott Israeli goods and services. Viber is more secure, private and encrypted because we learnt a thing or two about the importance of keeping communications private. I learnt a lot about security and privacy. How did that experience help in building Viber? I was a young soldier doing my mandatory service. This is a market where we had over 10 million users. But you did manage to find a way to work around the ban finally. We were the only ones who ended up being banned because we didn’t comply.
They asked us, WhatsApp and Skype to do that. They wanted us to look into messages, and listen to phone calls. But, when we discuss Saudi Arabia, I believe they wanted far more than that. This data, given a warrant, will be shared with law enforcement agencies. These are stored on the Viber servers for no more than thirty months. We do not record the content of the messages sent on Viber, but only that it was sent or the fact that the phone call was made. What is your policy on complying with government orders? We respect warrants. Select Viber Out Call from the conversation header. Select the contact in Viber and call from their info screen. To call India from abroad, dial as follows: +91 + Local Number. There are a number of new added in features. Once you have Viber Out credits, you can: Dial the number from the Viber dial pad.
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This is a clear video calling application that is now made free and available for all to use, during this time. This is an online video calling platform dedicated specifically for work spaces and overseas conferences. You have defied the Saudi and Iranian governments in the past when it came to regulatory compliance. Also Read: UAE Launches Free Video Calling For Du Customers.
Maybe we could have sold for another billion dollars, would that have changed anything? I’d still be right here, talking to you and wearing the same clothes, having the same conversation with a few more Shekels in the bank. Did we clear the table of every dollar that was available? Maybe not. I got asked many times if I had any remorse about selling too early or for too little. We got acquired and then WhatsApp got acquired. Did you ever feel they stole your thunder? I’m not going to deny that. The Rakuten deal happened very close to the $19 billion Whatsapp-Facebook one. We have a really big daddy but at the same time Rakuten lets us continue to run Viber as a fast, nimble startup. We’re still running Viber as an independent company within Rakuten. What if the carrier tomorrow decides to offer another business? How have things changed after the Rakuten buyout? They haven’t changed much, really. What is being discussed here is that one use of the data network might be competitive with one of the services that the carriers offer, and therefore they should charge for it. Carriers are being paid for their networks (by users). I think that the mere suggestion of charging an app like Viber or WhatsApp is ridiculous. Thoughts? We haven’t seen anything concrete other than chatter. There is serious talk in India about telecom companies charging over the top apps like Viber.
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