TelephonyDNS launches Indiegogo Campaign for Internet 2.0!

Now Seeking Community Support via Indiegogo, TelephonyDNS will Simply Revolutionize the Global Cyber Sphere!

The success of the Internet ultimately rests upon consumers
trusting the Internet and its safety. Cybercrime erodes this
trust, and if unchecked could destroy it. At this point, while
various parties are proposing changes to the regulation,
governance and oversight of the Internet, it’s not clear that
these will be sufficient. Therefore, suggestions to consider
a second Internet – I2 – while radical, must be taken
seriously. If it does turn out that the best solution is to
‘hit the reset button’ and create a second Internet, then we
need to explore the ways in which such a construct should
be created.
~~ Michael Barrett
Board of Directors,
National Cyber Security Alliance Board

TelephonyDNS is a telephony based DNS in which, domain names are mapped to the telephone numbers instead of IP addresses. This will simply revolutionize the internet today and will make websites safer and more secure than ever before. The system is being launched for Internet 2.0. Telephony DNS will utilises telephone system for connectivity and identification in Internet 2.0. The project is currently raising funds and support on Indiegogo and everyone is being welcomed to make pledges and donations.

Most importantly, TelephonyDNS will take online privacy and data protection to the next level by using telephonic platform instead of the IP based internet. Internet 2.0 will be responsible for the delivery of all kinds of data on this system and will use telephony based DNS for reliable identification of users. Having reliable identification and traceability of connections, these abilities will provide accountability that current IP based DNS platforms fail to provide.

The implications of this project are huge and it will helps to prevent cybercrime and other unethical activities taking place in today’s cyber sphere. Furthermore, it will discourage hackers and will ultimately prevent hacking or theft of data or information. The creators of this project are looking at raising $50,000 in a recently launched Indiegogo campaign and looking forward to get support from everyone who wishes to see a better and safer cyber security.

The Indiegogo Campaign is located on the web at:
www.indiegogo.com/projects/telephonydns-apps-computers and supporters from around the world can participate in the fundraising by making generous pledges and donations. The project offers several rewards and it is already creating a major buzz online. We hope that you will be one of the first who sees the importance of supporting this project and being the contributor to creating a safer cyberspace. More details are available on the Indiegogo campaign page of the project.

About TelephonyDNS
TelephonyDNS is an Internet 2.0 based technological revolution and a perfectly reliable alternative for IP based contemporary internet. The project has futuristic implications and it is currently being crowdfunded on Indiegogo with a goal to raise a sum of $50,000.

To overcome the Internet vulnerability, an alternative Internet platform has to be created. With Internet 2.0, data delivery and connectivity is done natively over existing telephony systems to provide private and dedicated mode of communication for an alternative Internet platform.

For ease of use of the Internet, IP-based DNS was created. That DNS only maps IP addresses to domain names. Likewise we have a create Telephony-based DNS to enable the mapping of domain names to telephony numbers.

IncepXion DNS Holdings Limited was formed to build cloud service to host the Telephony DNS and other cloud services for Internet 2.0.

Contact:
Contact Person: Alex Lee Chooi Tian / Er Chong Yee
Company: IncepXion DNS Holdings Limited
Address: 27-1 Duta Ria Condo, 30 Jalan Dutamas Raya, 51200
City:Kuala Lumpur
Country: Malaysia
Phone: +60186613303 / +60193366066
Email: alexctlee303@gmail.com / er.chongyee@gmail.com
Website: www.indiegogo.com/projects/telephonydns-apps-computers

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