Tests indicate ISPs & NSA copies geometrically increase mobile communications data cost

CINCINNATI - Oct. 29, 2015 - PRLog -- We developed VOVIE device to device (D2D) direct protocol for real time communications. During tests we compared our direct protocol performance against the www standard DARPA & NSA, RTP and RTCP based protocols on Windows X86 CPUs. Our results say their remote routing and copy delays lower signal quality and geometrically increase user bandwith and data required. When we compare our direct protocol sending voice calls or live video signals against the DARPA signals, we see their way increases average user data cost between 50-80% (voice Vs video).

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What does this mean for people using smart devices? You may not care if everything you do is copied or slowed down by others, but you may care that your mobile data cost is doubled or tripled by the hops, re-routing, transcoders and server delays required for outside copies. Surveillance has always been expensive, but should people be forced to pay for it?

Communications tests have many variables including compression, digital signal processing damage, bit rate type and other noise issues. However, Wireshark and Sniffer analyzers are accurate for data and packet level tests. Our direct delivery calls measure out at double the resolution using 1/3 data of the free public domain DARPA protocols inside devices now, paid for by US Taxpayers. With your help we will deliver a better way to communicate.