Abstract: The present solution provides a new tool for privately and securely delivering content from a send to a recipient. Additionally, the tool provides a system and method for ensuring the content is not seen by onlookers, retransmitted, or copied. The system described herein accomplishes the protection of content by several different means. For example, the system may never store unencrypted copies of content to a local device, such that content may not be viewed by a system other than the system described herein. Additionally, the system may overlay an obfuscating layer to the content when the content is displayed on a client device. Such an obfuscating layer prevents onlookers from unintentionally viewing the content. It may also prevent a recipient from capturing a screen shot or copying the content. Furthermore, the system may also set a number of expiring timers on the content.

Abstract: In a VoIP system, a method and apparatus for tracking emergency callers is provided. A VoIP service provider network includes a plurality of VoIP phones and is connected to an emergency service provider system. The emergency service provider system includes a call server connected to the VoIP service provider network; a subscriber database; a VPC SBC; and a media gateway for connection to a PSTN. The call server is adapted to receive an emergency call from a VoIP telephone in the VoIP network; verify if the SIP URI has a DID bound to the SIP URI; if the SIP URI does not have a DID bound to the SIP URI, obtain a temporary DID from a DID pool and temporarily bind the temporary DID to the SIP URI; and forward the call to an appropriate PSAP in the PSTN. Should the emergency call be dropped, a person at the PSAP can call back the emergency caller without unnecessary delays.

Abstract: In a VoIP system, a method and apparatus for tracking emergency callers is provided. A VoIP service provider network includes a plurality of VoIP phones and is connected to an emergency service provider system. The emergency service provider system includes a call server connected to the VoIP service provider network; a subscriber database; a VPC SBC; and a media gateway for connection to a PSTN. The call server is adapted to receive an emergency call from a VoIP telephone in the VoIP network; verify if the SIP URI has a DID bound to the SIP URI; if the SIP URI does not have a DID bound to the SIP URI, obtain a temporary DID from a DID pool and temporarily bind the temporary DID to the SIP URI; and forward the call to an appropriate PSAP in the PSTN. Should the emergency call be dropped, a person at the PSAP can call back the emergency caller without unnecessary delays.