Independent identities for Samsung and Moto. No SS7 access, IMEI, ICCID, cellular service or paid telephone number is required for this lab.
Generate a private code on Samsung, copy it privately to the Moto. Same code and same profile on both devices.
Do not put the secret in an email subject, URL, screenshot or public log. A new code creates a new temporary room.
Default: dedicated CPX Neon Free signaling relay. The relay receives ciphertext envelopes and no pairing secret. Both phones must keep this page active during calls.
Tap Call on Samsung. Moto receives an incoming prompt and must approve microphone access.
Audio is WebRTC DTLS-SRTP with paired-code protected signaling. This is an unaudited alpha—not independently certified end-to-end identity verification.
Data-channel messages have an additional AES-GCM application encryption layer. No offline delivery.
Not tested
Open 20-call acceptance console
No sensitive device identifiers, GPS, contacts, SDP, ICE candidate addresses or call content are exported.
Manual fallback: this route uses no signaling server and no additional account. Transfer a large encrypted token between phones twice (offer, answer); afterward calling and messaging go directly device-to-device if the Wi-Fi network permits WebRTC.
Use the same private 26-character code on both phones, transmitted via a different trusted channel. The token encrypts SDP and ICE addresses. Manual mode is a lab-only fallback: no TURN relay, no background ringing, and not guaranteed across isolated Wi-Fi networks.
Keep the current Straight Talk service. A native app may open Android eSIM management, but our GHOST calls do not depend on a SIM. Carrier APIs, multi-line routing, voicemail, CRM and mobile subscriptions remain a separate controlled phase.
911 is NOT supported. Use your existing carrier for emergencies.