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I am a noob to Debridio and Nuvio. I have the Torbox integration configured in Nuvio, but I see instructions to leave out the Torbox API in the scraper, but Debridio requires it. Thanks!

Edit: I have added Torrentio without API key in addition to Debridio and now see the Torbox Instant results. Thanks everyone!

It is sad that the mods at r/Googlevoice and the Google Voice Community forum do not seem to want to acknowledge any Google Voice shortcomings and do not tolerate any discussion and delete any post critical of Google Voice.

My wife and I have had our primary numbers ported to Google Voice for years, and were about to port college-bound son number to Google Voice. Now, I am not so sure I should do this or instead port to TextNow, which is free and apparently non-expiring with a ported number. Wondering which is more dependable at this point.

While there is an option to activate a physical SIM, I don't have the option to purchase one, just to install the free eSIM.

How can I do this on my Pixel 9?

>Update:
I finally found the "Get an Activation Kit" or "Get a SIM Card" link in the page footer and was able to order one for $3.99 free shipping.

>https://www.textnow.com/wireless/checkout?plan_id=57

>The confirmation email strangely shows $4.99 and was sent to the account email rather than the email address I entered when ordering.

I rebooted my Brume 2 this morning and I am no longer seeing the VPN tag next the devices that are connected via VPN. Everything else looks fine and I have confirmed the devices that should be connected via VPN are.

Any idea of what is happening? I do not see any setting that pertains to turning this indicator off - it is a very useful feature.

Brume 2 firmware 4.8.2 beta1.

UPDATE: Resolved - see comment/question below.

My family is going to Japan next week, and the flight has a stopover in Toronto CA each direction. As the prices are different in Japan and Canada how does that work?

Am I correct to assume that when you make a purchase is it just an estimation based on the country you have indicated and is just simply stored as a $ amount, and when activated in a country it pulls from that balance the amount for that country?

When I add Japan and Canada for 7 days, it give the higher Canada price of $15.96. If I put just Japan for 7 days it is $9.24.

I am confused by the statement "remaining days don't expire, and can be paused and reused in a different county" - how does this work if the rates are different?

For those of you that use Google Voice as their primary number, is it usable without minutes using data only?

I see conflicting information as to how long until your number gets released and is not recoverable if you don't pay your bill.

TOS indicates 90 days, but the help docs show 30 days.

Can someone clarify which is correct?

30 days:

https://preview.redd.it/6b4s5qzb250h1.png?width=930&format=png&auto=webp&s=9aa1617276e5862a372039a5d58f0f28a0f359b7

https://www.usmobile.com/help/docs/troubleshooting-and-setup/port-out-us-mobile#will-i-lose-my-number-if-i-dont-pay-the-bill

90 days:

https://preview.redd.it/v17o5q37250h1.png?width=822&format=png&auto=webp&s=89fe1303939f0c4e7fadff531b8a3bf454ba194d

Section 6.1 https://www.usmobile.com/terms

After 25 years, I switched my T-Mobile family plan numbers over to Tello. I am very pleased so far.

However, I just noticed their 5-day number expiration policy.

Checking around, most other providers have a minimum of 30 days. 5-days seems unusually and extremely harsh, don't you think?

Perhaps the current policy could be reasonable for new numbers assigned by Tello for a short duration. I think that for numbers that were ported-in or outside of that duration should have a longer expiration policy.

It seems crazy that numbers that I have had for years could expire so easily.