I asked Lumo AI for VoIP provider options (e2ee). Is it blu3 ball1ng me or is there something i dont know?
Brother. It's AI. I don't know what you expected.
this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2025
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thats why i shared it lol straight up lying. would have expected at least some fact checking on web search. but the proton call service would be dope o.o
Yeah, I guess? Personally I don't think we need yet another chat platform.
not chat but calls? we do have lots of good chat options, but i think there is a demand for more solid options for current call privacy tools
Pretty much every chat platform also supports calling.
yupp but i cant tell all my contacts to download signal if they want to call me. i dont have the highest threat model, so i was inclining for a service that can deliver incoming normal calls to a voip number and viceversa with outgoing calls.
But you can tell them to download Proton?
? voip services dont require your contacts to be on the same service for calls
Oh, I see. I didn't consider VoIP.
Proton's Lumo is also built to almost always recommend Proton services when asked about secure email, VPNs, cloud storage, etc., so that probably contributed to it hallucinating a "Proton Call".
Hey, do some drugs, and you can hallucinate instead of asking a machine to do it for you. You asked for slop, and got it.
actually i was asking for voip options