The reporters below were relatively calm. After all, even people from Strange Fox Company had been invited. If Phantom Immortal Technology intended to fake the results, Strange Fox Company would never agree, would it? Regardless of whether Strange Fox Company had stirred up this online controversy, it was certainly one of the companies most eager to see Dragon Scale Security Software fail.
Next, Chen Wanhua switched on the computer and first explained the equipment being used for the demonstration.
They were using a VoLTE-compatible base station borrowed from a telecom operator, while the phones were Huawei models. Naturally, the phone being tested had Dragon Scale Security Software installed.
The demonstration began. Two people made a call within full view of the audience, their voices reaching everyone clearly.
Meanwhile, the computer logged into the network equipment and began capturing communications data...
The entire process took place under the supervision of the technicians present. The people from Strange Fox Company, in particular, watched every line of code Chen Wanhua entered with wide eyes.
The data packets were opened one after another, revealing their contents to everyone.
The two testers spoke for nearly five minutes, discussing locations, personal details, and various other topics. Yet the information Dragon Scale Security Software transmitted over the network consisted only of keywords, totaling less than one percent of the words spoken during the call.
Once the demonstration ended, Wang Sheng stood up and said, "Based on what we just demonstrated, I believe everyone can see that our software does not engage in the alleged monitoring of phone conversations. I must also emphasize that all the data packets we saw today were encrypted by Dragon Scale Security Software. Their contents can only be viewed after being decrypted with a specific decryption program, and only our chairman has permission