Myaka: Give the phone a virtual number to protect the privacy of the phone

Recently, according to Sohu reported, Myaka is a mobile privacy protection service. Without additional SIM cards or applications, users can get a virtual phone number that is currently available only in the United States, and it remains to be seen whether the application can be introduced domestically and serve domestic users.

When users do not want to provide their own real number, you can give a myaka number, to send text messages or phone calls, and do not need to close the phone to close the number. The service is well received by professionals such as hairdressers and lawyers.

When you register the service, you get a myaka number. When someone sends a text message or makes a phone call to this number, it is connected to your real number. Users can easily use their virtual numbers to contact others.

Anyone who contacts Myaka users will be unknowingly assigned a number that begins with 720, and the corresponding Myaka users judge each other by 720 and store this number.

In addition, users can use the Suspend/restore function, or send information to their own Myaka number to cut off the contact, and can send "block" information to a number to cut off the contact.

After a 7-day probationary period, the user will be paid monthly for inbound and outbound services. Some users only want to use the inbound service, but they do not support the selection temporarily.

After users use Myaka, they can adjust their usage times to control the cost, and the charge standard will be reduced significantly.

Myaka is looking for an international application that will face many hurdles. Some countries are unwilling to cooperate with them, or a change will put the previous efforts into the water. Another problem is that Europe and other regions have different number formats. But the main problem is high costs. (MK)