Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast: Our Blue Box Frappr map has grown to 315 member!

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November 30, 2007

Our Blue Box Frappr map has grown to 315 member!

We've pretty much ignored our Frappr map for probably most of the last year after Frappr went from AJAX-based Google maps to Flash-based Yahoo!Maps that took forever to load (and didn't show the world outside of North America). Today I randomly happened to look at it and found that Frappr's back to using Google Maps and that our map had grown to over 315 members! Very cool to see! If you haven't joined the map but are open to doing so, you can go to the map or click on the embedded map here:

NOTE: One of our listeners commented in the Blue Box Skype group chat that you do need to be careful about how you are signing into Frappr as it sometimes will add you with your email address versus your Frappr ID.

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Posted by Dan York on November 30, 2007 at 11:16 AM in Administrivia | Permalink

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