No, whitelisting is not just used for that context, nor telephony industry in general.
It's just a general English term to signify the inverse of blacklisting.
For example a local country club...
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Type: Posts; User: PaulCrawhorne
No, whitelisting is not just used for that context, nor telephony industry in general.
It's just a general English term to signify the inverse of blacklisting.
For example a local country club...
For example, I never use T&T from the cellphone provider , only Data service, all my T&T is via VoIP.
So if I have a very low allocation of data on my plan, with a 100% cutoff once that is all...