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Posted on June 7th, 2023 by Valeriu Craciun, Product Manager, 3CX To give a more modern, stable and reliable experience for our iOS users, the 3CX iOS App will soon only support iOS 15 and higher versions. This change will come into force with the upcoming 3CX iOS App for V18 Update 8 release. We urge you to update as soon as possible. Supported iOS models iPhone 6S, iPhone SE and newer iPad Air 2, iPad Air 3rd generation and newer To note 3CX iOS Apps installed on devices running older versions will no longer receive updates including new features, bug...

Posted on June 14th, 2023 by Thomas Borg, Assistant Product Manager, 3CX Improved functionality with a range of new features added. The latest official release of our Android app is now available for update and download from the Google Play Store. It introduces a new dialer redesign, better handling of multiple calls and allows for status viewing whilst dialing a number, helping you to better prioritize and manage your calls. The new revamped design of the dialer follows a Material design language, which includes updated and modern icons, and improving accessibility. The reduction in button size allows for a reduction of accidental...

Rochester, NY – June 1, 2020 Allworx Corp., a Windstream company, today introduced its new Allworx Interact™ Softphone to complement its complete line of VOIP phone systems. In addition to its line of Connect servers, and award-winning Verge VoIP telephones, Allworx software products bring valuable features and capabilities to the modern office. The remote user capabilities that the Allworx Interact Softphone brings add significantly to the other ‘Work From Home’ features that Allworx systems already provide. “The new Allworx Interact Softphone — when added to our Reach Mobility product, plus Verge phones that can be located anywhere, and servers that have...

PBX Fraud This is the most prevalent type of fraud and the most significant threat to businesses that use a standard or IP PBX (Private Branch Exchange) phone system or voice mail. Hackers can gain access to your phone system and place long distance, operator and/or 10XXX calls directly from your lines.  Access to your system is most commonly gained through voice mail menus protected with only simple passwords (1111, 2222, 1234, etc.) or unchanged factory default passwords.  Access is gained on IP PBX’s through open ports (most commonly port 5060).  Once inside your system, hackers use the system commands to...