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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Southern California
Posts: 8
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Using relay service through AIM/YIM/MSN?
I normally use the java-based (web) relay service or VRS. However, now, I am finding that using java really slowed down my typing and I can't use backspace to fix my typos. I want to try using it through instant messengers such as AIM, YIM or MSN. However, I heard that a 3rd party can read your conversations using 'sniffers'. Is that true? Is there enough security to use it? Sometimes, my calls are very information-sensitive so I don't want any prying eyes.
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Southern California
Posts: 8
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*bump*
Since there are no replies to this post, I am going to assume that no one has had any bad experience using instant messenger based relay service. I will go ahead and use it without worry. Thanks. |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: In the good ole USA !
Posts: 2,551
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People have become so paranoid nowadays, there no reason for it. If your lover is not all that computer savvy, then nothing to worry about. Outside of your home, the chances are nil to none. it can be done, but not without alot of work and real computer geeks for revenge or something. So enjoy aiming on your computer without fear. |
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