Name that phone

I'm trying to come up with a name for the secure phone software I'm
planning on releasing.  The software would turn any multimedia PC
into a secure phone.

I'm open to suggestions for the name.  Some names that have been
suggested:

 1) Voice PGP
 2) Pretty Good Secure Phone  (PGSP)
 3) PGP Phone

I like 2 or 3.  Does anyone want to suggest other names, or vote for
which of these is better?  Send your replies to prz@acm.org, with the
subject line of "Name that phone".  The winner will get a free copy.
But then, so will a lot of other people.

Hi Phil,

(1) The PGP Un-clipper (PGP Clipper...Not)

(2)  Freeh-Free PGP


 S a n d y

Secure Vox or Vox PGP

On Sun, 18 Dec 1994, Philip Zimmermann wrote:

> I'm trying to come up with a name for the secure phone software I'm
> planning on releasing.  The software would turn any multimedia PC
> into a secure phone.
> 
> I'm open to suggestions for the name.  Some names that have been
> suggested:
> 
>  1) Voice PGP
>  2) Pretty Good Secure Phone  (PGSP)
>  3) PGP Phone
> 
> I like 2 or 3.  Does anyone want to suggest other names, or vote for
> which of these is better?  Send your replies to prz@acm.org, with the
> subject line of "Name that phone".  The winner will get a free copy.
> But then, so will a lot of other people.
> 
> 

___
            /\  PGP the Cutting Edge of Privacy.
/vvvvvvvvvvvv \-----------------------------------\
| WARRIOR   (  |     PGP Key Id 0X71FADEAD         > Magnus Frater Videt Tu
`^^^^^^^^^^^^ /===================================/
            \/  Finger for PGP 2.6.2 public Key.

        PGP Fingerprint 59 BB DD BC BA E6 C7  77 34 81 09 92 62 6C 74 
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
| Dave M. Harvey                                       warrior@infinet.com|
| PO Box 151311              	            dharvey@freenet.columbus.oh.us|
| Columbus, OH 43215-8311    	               fm063@cleveland.freenet.edu|
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

<whoops, lots of cc's>
> 
> 
> Secure Vox or Vox PGP

VeriVox (Isn't VeriPhone in existence? sounds familiar)
PriVox (PriVoxy)
DOS Vox (Dome of Silence ...)
LB Vox (Little Brother Speaks, and no one can hear)
Vox/1994 (tenuous reference to conquering 1984/BB, 1994 being somewhat
	  year of public crypto, etc. Oh, nevermind. )

Private is my adjective of choice lately since laypeople
don't know what crypto is and secure seems ambiguous to me
(in laymens mindset).


> On Sun, 18 Dec 1994, Philip Zimmermann wrote:
> 
> > I'm trying to come up with a name for the secure phone software I'm
> > planning on releasing.  The software would turn any multimedia PC
> > into a secure phone.
> > 
> > I'm open to suggestions for the name.  Some names that have been
> > suggested:
> > 
> >  1) Voice PGP
> >  2) Pretty Good Secure Phone  (PGSP)
> >  3) PGP Phone
> > 
> > I like 2 or 3.  Does anyone want to suggest other names, or vote for
> > which of these is better?  Send your replies to prz@acm.org, with the
> > subject line of "Name that phone".  The winner will get a free copy.
> > But then, so will a lot of other people.
> > 
> > 
> 
> ___
>             /\  PGP the Cutting Edge of Privacy.
> /vvvvvvvvvvvv \-----------------------------------\
> | WARRIOR   (  |     PGP Key Id 0X71FADEAD         > Magnus Frater Videt Tu
> `^^^^^^^^^^^^ /===================================/
>             \/  Finger for PGP 2.6.2 public Key.
> 
>         PGP Fingerprint 59 BB DD BC BA E6 C7  77 34 81 09 92 62 6C 74 
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> | Dave M. Harvey                                       warrior@infinet.com|
> | PO Box 151311              	            dharvey@freenet.columbus.oh.us|
> | Columbus, OH 43215-8311    	               fm063@cleveland.freenet.edu|
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> 
> 
> 
> 


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On Sun, 18 Dec 1994, Philip Zimmermann wrote:

> I'm trying to come up with a name for the secure phone software I'm
> planning on releasing.  The software would turn any multimedia PC
> into a secure phone.

Good luck with it.  From the name it figures that you're gonna use the 
PGP as the engine.

As an aside, several years ago... I knew people who used 
'crypto-phones'...all they did was time-slicing and basic simple scrambling.

They sliced up the conversation into 1/100ths of a second and 
regurgitated it at the other end.  A friend of mine could listen to the 
'encoded' output and tell you exactly what they were saying...in real 
time :>

I guess PGP should be better  (or 1/10000 sec time slices :> )

just for interest.
jRT

Cryptriloquist- crypto & ventriloquist

SFS-            Safe Fone System

Zimmerphone

Tapestry- reference to weft & warp of Individual threads

Social Security- Only seems fair that we should have something of that 
name that is functional.

murmur

The Village Voice

Echo- The nymph whose unrequited love for Narcissus caused her to pine 
away until nothing but her voice remained.

phonetiquette- phone, phonetic, & etiquette

Re-Voice

Babbler- a tape recording of several dozen voices talking at the same 
time, used as an antibugging device to make private or 
secret conversations inaudible to eavesdroppers.

New Obiter Dictum (NOD)- An incidental remark or observation; a passing 
comment.

Phone DeBug (PDB)

AIWWA- As if we were alone

 :o- or your emoticon of choice, it would be the first software to be 
 titled under a non-alphabetical symbol.


My question is if/how this new software would work between modems.

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How about VGP?  (Very Good Phone) or VGPP (Very Good Private Phone)