Interested in testing Ooma Internet Security?

[thad]

Hello from the Ooma product team,

Ooma is testing a new service that will protect your home network from a variety of threats on the Internet. It blocks access to sites that may contain spyware or malware. It also lets you set up a filter on web access, to prevent children from accessing inappropriate sites or explicit images in search engine results. We call it Ooma Internet Security. Check this link out to learn more: https://www.ooma.com/home-internet-security/

If you are interested in becoming a beta tester for Ooma Internet Security, please complete the following short survey.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8RPHH69

As a thank you for participating in the beta test, we would like to offer you the first year of the Ooma Internet Security service completely for free, a more than $50 value, plus the chance to win Amazon Gift Cards simply for participating!

Best,
The Ooma Product Team

[murphy]

Unfortunately my two Telos are behind my router because they do not support gigabit speed.

[Tom]

anything behind the telo is protected so no strict requirement that telo is behind modem

[murphy]

There is nothing connected to the Home jack of either Telo.

[jh_austin]

If Ooma is interested in Internet security, then why hasn't Ooma enabled https on the forums? I mean, come on! Who loves having their passwords sent across the Internet unencrypted? I know I don't. And yes, I see my username and password being sent unencrypted across the Internet when I login to your forums web page.

Why should I trust a company to do Internet security when that company is openly demonstrating that they don't know how to do Internet security?

[Tom]

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There's a bug open to address this.