MySudo: Like Google Voice, But Not Google Voice

[Serssescaaressinos]

I used Google Voice for a small business I run, and I like it. Curiously, I generally discourage the use of SMS/MMS/Conventional Calling for my business and have set up both Signal and WhatsApp lines. I like how I can choose to not give a SIM phone number, but I can still get texts (mainly the Signal and WhatsApp codes) and make calls to suppliers.

That being said, the ability to not provide a SIM phone number, but still get texts and can make calls is really nice, since I dislike using SMS/MMS/Conventional Calling whenver I can. I have been looking at MySudo as a non-Google Voice for outside of business. I currently use Burner, but I want to switch to MySudo.

Does MySudo provide the option to make calls and receive texts if I never give a SIM number? And, how does KYC work on MySudo? Is it required for their phone services or for the virtual cards only?

[Perk1ns]

MySudo will allow you to make calls and send text.

You can use an anonymous credit card to fund google play which is how you can pay for MySudo.

MySudo does not require identification similar to KYC laws.

[Flinch2253]

What are the opinions the cloaked app? I’m really interested in using it

[rollsicecream]

Anyone have thoughts on the Cloaked App?

Been using this for a few days (used it to sign up for the forum) and I’m super impressed. It’s a bit of a 3-in-1 product. It does: Email - you don’t actually have an email address at all, just aliases, which is something I wish Proton did Password Manager - In my limited experience, works better than 1Password at autofilling. Aliasing - Not just emails, but phone numbers and passwords are all auto-generated with 1 click into 1 “identity”. All contacts (email, calls, texts) are sent to …

[Flinch2253]

I just care about the phone numbers as an alternative to mysudo. Is there signal integration?