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 tommy01a

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 <v Tommy>Hello! I'm glad you stopped by.</v>

 tommy01b

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 <v Tommy>I'm trying to learn about <b>Procom</b>, the new

 <i>protected</i> communications infrastructure.</v>

 sally01a

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 <v Sally>That's great!</v>

 sally01b

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 <v Sally>If you like calling or texting friends and

 colleagues then you'll be quite interested.</v>

 tommy02a

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 <v Tommy>Why is that?</v>

 sally02a

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 <v Sally><b>Procom</b> is designed to put control of your

 communications back in <i>your own</i> hands.</v>

 sally02b

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 <v Sally>The applications are <i>portable</i> so they run on <i>any</i> device you like.</v>

 sally02c

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 <v Sally><b>Procom</b> is <i>open source</i>, so you can expect <i>better security</i> and

 less restrictions on how you and your partners call and text.</v>

 tommy03a

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 <v Tommy>You mean that if a friend uses Android but I have a <i>different</i>

 phone, that we can still use the same application?</v>

 sally03a

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 <v Sally>Indeed! You can both install the same one or use

 your favorite applications <i>even if they're different.</i></v>

 crowd01a

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 <v Audience>Aahhh!</v>

 sally04a

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 <v Sally>Many companies make it <i>difficult</i> for you to communicate,

 just so that they can lock you into their <i>closed</i> networks.</v>

 sally05a

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 <v Sally>Such applications may be available across <i>a few</i> platforms...</v>

 sally05b

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 <v Sally>but they neglect your <i>freedom and security.</i></v>

 sally05c

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 <v Sally>In some cases they block your calls from

 family members using <i>standard</i> technology.</v>

 sally05d

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 <v Sally>In other cases the service <i>restricts or manipulates</i> you.</v>

 sally06a

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 <v Sally>In fact, <i>that's</i> how many companies make their money.</v>

 sally06b

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 <v Sally>By convincing you to use <i>so called</i> free software</v>

 sally06c

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 <v Sally>and then <i>helping themselves</i> to personal

 data from you and your calling partners.</v>

 crowd02a

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 <v Audience>Booo!</v>

 tommy04a

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 <v Tommy>That's too bad!</v>

 tommy04b

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 <v Tommy>Now I know why I couldn't send a message

 using Skype to my boss who uses WhatsApp.</v>

 tommy04c

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 <v Tommy>Aren't there any call or text applications that work <i>better</i> than that?</v>

 sally07a

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 <v Sally>There are <i>some</i> good applications, but most fail to adopt

 <i>open</i> web technology as well as letting you be your <i>own host.</i></v>

 sally07b

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 <v Sally>Applications using <b>Procom</b> can either work with a service provider...</v>

 sally07c

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 <v Sally>of your choice, or connect to your own

 network if you know how to <i>host it yourself.</i></v>

 sally07d

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 <v Sally>And best of all <b>Procom</b> is built right from the start with <b>WebRTC</b>.</v>

 tommy05a

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 <v Tommy>What?! What is <b>WebRTC</b>?</v>

 sally08a

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 <v Sally><b>WebRTC</b> is a new Internet technology that will <i>revolutionize</i>...</v>

 sally08b

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 <v Sally>communications just like the <i>World Wide Web</i> did with our web browsing.</v>

 specfx01a

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 <v Sound Effect>Gong bell rings.</v>

 tommy06a

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 <v Tommy>Thanks for informing me about <b>Procom</b>.</v>

 tommy06b

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 <v Tommy>I'll look for applications using <b>Procom</b> in my favorite software store or market.</v>

 tommy06c

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 <v Tommy>Like the <b>Firefox Marketplace</b> or the <b>5Apps</b> project.</v>

 sally09a

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 <v Sally>And don't forget:</v>

 sally09b

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 <v Sally>You're free to download the <i>source code</i> as well.</v>

 sally09c

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 <v Sally>If that's not the best defense against

 <i>surveillance,</i> then I don't know what is!</v>