Verizon EVDO

S

Sparrow180

Did you know that Verizon classifies Groove as a peer to peer application and
is prohibiting its use?
 
M

Mark Smith

Hi Sparrow180 -

That's an interesting fact but not surprising when you consider the other
terms of Verizon's EVDO offering.
 
E

Elveskind1

Sparrow180 said:
Did you know that Verizon classifies Groove as a peer to peer application and
is prohibiting its use?
Click to expand...

This is becuase it is a peer to peer file sharing application. The files you
send are encrypted and decrypted when opend by another user. The security for
Groove on indiviual user's machines is determined by how that PC is set up
security wise.
 

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