Community Alias

In order to send fuzzy data anonymously, a Community Alias is required.

For the complete menu tree listing, please click here.

Requirement: Area Alias

The Area Alias needs to be 24 hours or more before it can be upgraded to Community Alias. In the example below, the upgrade to Community Alias can not be done before 14:03 on 12-May-2025

To upgrade to a Community Alias:

  1. Open Chrome on Android or Safari on iOS and go to https://control.aunsw.88.io,click on the app_menu button located at the top left hand corner, then click on Identity Security -> Alias List -> Create Alias -> click on the will_call_now button which will turn to 60_seconds_left
    NOTE: Do not close this window. If closed, the steps will need to be repeated.

  2. Within 60 seconds, ring +61 138813 or +61499 311 111 from the phone number shown.

  3. A pop-up window of ok:verified will be displayed. Close this pop-up window and click on thecreate_button button and follow the prompt.

  1. The final step is to make sure the wallet is created by clicking on Identity Security -> Alias Wallet. If the Bronze Coin menu is displayed, it means the wallet has been successfully created. If not, Click on the Continue button to complete the wallet creation process.

Multiple Aliases

To see the list of all aliases created, open Chrome on Android or Safari on iOS and go to https://control.aunsw.88.io,click on the app_menu button located at the top left hand corner, then click on Identity Security -> Alias List -> Alias Management .

Recommended: Clicking the Community in the Type column will allow users to save the alias. This alias can be imported back if needed by clicking on the Import Alias button.

NOTE : For Safari on iOS certain versions, the Alias is not automatically downloaded. It is
only displayed in the Download list and it needs to be manually downloaded. Click on the down black arrow to show the Download list.

black_arrow

Then click on Downloads to display the alias.

Click on the alias and then click on the down arrow (see the purple circle below)

purple_circle

Click on Save to Files to download the Alias file.

Create Community Alias

You can create many different Community Alias for yourself on your Personal Console using the Alias Creation Form (the Form).

1. Alias Creation Form

  • Automatic
    When you do NOT have a Community Alias loaded in your Personal Console when accessing any Community Alias features, the Form will pop-up AUTOMATICALLY.

  • Manual
    You can also access the Form MANUALLY by clicking on the Circle Menu Button (located at the top-left corner of your Personal Console) and then select Identity Security -> Alias List -> Create Alias.

2. Identification

Once the Form appears, you will need to fill in the input fields on that Form, before pressing the [Create] button at the bottom of the Form.

For creating a Community Alias under au.88.io, your phone number is required. Other citizen ecosystems might require less or more identification information.

In all cases, your identification information are protected by Fuzzy Block technology.

3. Phone

Please enter you personal phone number in the Phone input box. The phone number must on a mobile phone that you have exclusive access to.

The phone number must in International format with the country code in front.
e.g.

Country Sample Phone Number
Australia 61 411 111 111
China 86 131 1111 1111
United States of America 1 231 111 1111

4. Verify

For creating a Community Alias under au.88.io, you can call phone number 138813 if you are in Australia or call international phone number +614 99331111 if you are overseas.

Calling +61 138813 might work from some phone networks outside of Australia.

5. PIN

Please enter a personal identification number of at least 8 digits.

5.1. Make it EASILY

PIN can derived from simple numbers that you already know well:

  • Birthday 1234-56-78 becomes 12567834, 56781234 etc.
    e.g.
    2024-03-18 becomes 20031824, 03182024

  • Year 1234 becomes 12341234, 12123434 etc.
    e.g.
    1997 becomes 19971997, 19199797

  • Street Number 12 becomes 12121212, 11112222
    e.g.
    38 becomes 38383838, 33338888

  • Use matching letter to digit on phone key pad
    e.g.
    A GOOD PIN becomes 24663746

5.2. Make it LONG

You can repeat the a number to make it longer e.g. take a number from above and repeat it to create a 16 digit PIN.

5.3. HIDE it well

Since the PIN is rare used, you are going to forget it. Store it in a secure place e.g. Write it down in a notebook with a lot of other numbers or store it in a LOCAL password manager.

TIP:
Create some fake contacts in your address book and distribute the PIN amongst them e.g. in their phone number, street number, birthdays etc.

6. Wallet

The final step is to make sure the wallet is created by clicking on Identity Security -> Alias Wallet. If the Bronze Coin menu is displayed, it means the wallet has been successfully created. If not, Click on the Continue button to complete the wallet creation process.

A blockchain wallet will then be created for the 2024au Interval Coin.

Community Applications

In the addition to the features and applications available only to Community Alias users, all Alias Applications and Area Applications are also included for Community Alias users.

Network Info

Area Productivity -> Network Info

Community Alias users can store their Network, Browser, and Area information in three distinct locations: Home, Work, and Mobile.

The Mobile Network Information is displayed when the device is connected to mobile data, as shown in the example below.

If the Update button is clicked, the information will be submitted to the database.

Alias List

Identity Security -> Alias List -> Alias Details

Web Name

Note: not available for Community alias.

The Web Name is the website to which users will be redirected. In the example below, accessing https://88.io/laibhlvmfant will automatically redirect to https://discuss.88.io

Hub Info

The username and password required to access https://hub.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io

Alias Keys

For more information, please click here.

Alias Verification

Identity Security -> Alias Verification

The menu is only accessible after the Wifi verification has been completed.

Identity Verification

1.Phone Number - Call In

To verify a phone number:

  1. Enter the Phone Number in the required field using the international format (e.g., 61481353023).
  2. Optionally, you may provide a Number Name — this will be encrypted using the phone's public key and stored securely on the blockchain.
  3. You can also choose to Publish as Label, which sets a custom redirect URL. For example, https://138813.au/61481353023 can redirect to https://discuss.88.io.

Once ready, click Register and place a call to +61 138813 within one minute to complete the phone number verification.

If the verification is successful, the Verification Token is displayed.

The Web Name button allows the user to set up a URL that automatically redirects to a different URL (not available for Community alias)

2. Primary ISP - Browser Agent

Click the Verify 01 button to complete the verification.

If the verification is successful, the Verification Token is displayed and a grey_marker pin will also be displayed on the map.

3. Email Address - Mail Out

Enter your Email Address and click the Get Code button. A 6-digit verification code will be sent to your email.

Enter the Verification Code in the provided field to complete the email verification process.

By verifying the email address, the public key will be posted to hub.aunsw.88.io and/or https://hub.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io depending on the Verification settings in Event Security -> Publish Pins.

If the verification is successful, the Verification Token is displayed and a grey_marker pin will also be displayed on the map.

4. Web Url

By inserting the Tx Code into the index.php of a Web URL, the ownership of that website can then be verified.

5. Charge Card - Credit Card

By verifying the credit card, it can be used to do Australian Government ID Verification, such as the Medicare Card, Driver Licence and Passport.

If the verification is successful, the Verification Token is displayed.

6. Identity Card - AU Medicare Card

Please click here for more details.

7. Photo Card - AU Driver License

Please click here for more details.

8. National Passport - AU Passport

Please click here for more details.

9. Common Phone Number

By verifying the phone number, it will be recognised as an active number by the system.

If the verification is successful, the Verification Date is displayed and a grey_marker pin will also be displayed on the map.

Location Verification

  • Night Block
    This is to verify the current local block.

  • Day Block
    This is to verify the current global block.

  • Local ISP - Browser Fingerprint
    This is to verify the Browser Fingerprint.

  • Device Verification
    This function is no different to verifying the device when becoming an Area Alias user.

  • Last Scan Verification
    The date of the last scan is displayed here.

  • Last Home Verification
    The result of a successful residential verification is displayed here.

  • Last Work Verification
    The result of a successful commercial verification is displayed here.

Check Verification

This feature allows users to verify the authenticity of a session by checking it against the session token.

In the example below, the Basic Location is used as the verification check.

Types supported:

  • Phone
  • Common Phone
  • Basic Location
  • Browser
  • Credit Card
  • Day Block
  • Driver Licence
  • Email
  • Last ISP
  • Medicare
  • Night Block
  • Passport
  • Primary ISP
  • Home Door
  • Home Wifi
  • Residence
  • Region
  • Venue

Show Verification

Types supported:

  • Phone
  • Browser
  • Credit Card
  • Driver Licence
  • Email
  • Medicare
  • Passport
  • Residence
  • Basic Location

Verification Log

If there are logs found, they will automatically be displayed. In the example below, 4 Basic Location logs are found.

Types supported:

  • Phone
  • Browser
  • Credit Card
  • Driver Licence
  • Email
  • Medicare
  • Passport
  • Residence
  • Basic Location

Alias Wallet

Identity Security -> Alias Wallet

Bronze Coin

Console: the number of status submitted from location pins that earns coins.
Ecosystem: the number of coins earned, including from status submitted, commercial verification etc.

Key: keyintervalcoin.com (default)
Address: address.intervalcoin.com (default)
Signature: signature.intervalcoin.com (default)
Chain: bronze2024-aunsw0.intervalcoin.com (default)
PrivateKey: there is a minimum of 3 keys, depending on the key selected during installation.

In the example above the Console has 5 and the Ecosystem has 5. It means there are 5 status submitted which earns 5 coins.

If there is one or more submitted status in the same block and within the same 30 minute block as the other pins, the Ecosystem number will not increase. In the example below, the Ecosystem number is 5 although 6 status submitted as indicated by "Y"

The dash ( - ) indicates where the status is located on the status list. For example: if "Y" is displayed on the first one, it means it is the first status in the Virtual Vaccine category and if the "Y" is located on the 23rd, it means it is the 9th status in the Venue Status category.

Silver Coin

This allows users to top-up their account by using a Mastercard or a Visa card.

Anonymous Interaction

Identity Security -> Anonymous Interaction

Alias Text

Alias Text allows users to send and receive messages using Alias IDs, along with an optional Text Code.

If a Text Code is used when sending a message, the receiver must enter the same Text Code along with the Sender's Alias to view the message. Without the correct Text Code, the message will still be delivered but displayed in an encrypted format.

Alias Notification

This feature alerts users by calling the callee’s mobile number whenever a message is received or a specific status is submitted by another user.

There are two Ringtone types:

  • Alias
  • Status

Alias Ringtone

The Alias Ringtone feature rings the receiver’s mobile phone when an Alias message is received.

In the example below:

  • The Caller ID displayed on the receiver's mobile is: 61282050080
  • The Mobile Number to dial is: 61410311082
  • The Code to be entered is: 123
  • Messages from all aliases are accepted (you may also choose specific Alias IDs)
  • This Ringtone setting expires after: 16-Oct-2026

If the alias ringtone has been successfully created, it will be shown as below

alias_ringtone_created

Status Ringtone

Requirement: phone number verification

The Status Ringtone feature will ring the receiver’s mobile phone when a specific status is submitted by another user within the same area block.

In the example below:

  • The Caller ID displayed on the receiver's mobile is: 61282050081
  • The Mobile Number to dial is: 61481336803
  • The Status that triggers the ringtone is: General – active shooter (RAS)
  • The Minimum number of status required to trigger the ringtone: 1
  • This Ringtone setting expires after: 16-Oct-2026

If the status ringtone has been successfully created, it will be shown as below

status_ringtone_created

View Image

View Image allows users to view encrypted or non-encrypted images from other users (aliases) via a one-time shortlink.

In the example below, the image is encrypted and the shortlink is /lagnqngrfwee/picture/shkmvr0qwcvspt250806-txdzusghsfuyxwqlcgmu.jpg which is placed in the Path field.

In the example below, the image is not encrypted and the shortlink is /lagnqngrfwee/picture/sh3rcphv65avwy250806.jpg which is placed in the Path field.

Event Security

Teams

Three sets of Agents are available and they all have identical submenus. Agent cluster defines the Team used and by default, Team A is the active cluster in use.

Event Security -> Pin List

Pin List

Please click here.

Event Security -> Government Area

Government Area

  • Speed Limit Alert
    Being developed

  • Virtual Vaccine
    Being developed

    • Vaccination
      Share, store and list the vaccination types and dates.
    • Test
      Share, store and list the PCR and/or Rapid Antigen test and dates.
    • Quarantine
      Share, store and list the Quarantine Start Date and End Date.
    • Symptoms
      Share, store and list the Symptoms including the Start Date and the End Date.
    • Risks
      Display areas of Covid positive cases in the last 28 days.
    • Masks
      Share, store and list the types of Mask used.
    • Share
      Share the type of identity and fuzziness.
  • Venue Permission
    Being developed


Event Security -> Publish Pins

Publish Pins

When ticked, the event will be submitted to the correspondent server location. In the example below, Status is ticked for Private

Every time a Status is submitted on control.aunsw.88.io, a post will be displayed on hub.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io

Both Public and Event are for sending posts to be displayed on https://hub.aunsw.88.io when ticked. The difference is Event is the shorter and simple version of the post.

Event - simple version

Public - detailed version

Public and Audit - detailed version

By default, all are set to Local. The other options are Global, Local Hash and Global Hash.

Global

Local Hash

Global Hash


Event Security -> Blockchain

Blockchain

Requirement: Event Security -> Publish Pins -> Public/Private/Event and Audit must be ticked.

This feature allows users to verify the authenticity of a signature by using the srcsign obtained from either hub.aunsw.88.io or hub.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io

In the example below, the Pin is verified against the srcsign value:
dMdvPhbuknv_adounSGFSQNk-wWTwcm1-shNZyg7wynvwn9aSgU38i3xrq5yVnrG_ix8h9S2TVu8xx4Ul1PlAg

This signature is automatically trimmed to the first 40 characters for verification purposes:
dMdvPhbuknv_adounSGFSQNk-wWTwcm1-shNZyg7

Storage Security

Teams

Three sets of Agents are available and they all have identical submenus. Agent cluster defines the Team used and by default, Team A is the active cluster in use.

Teams -> Team A -> Label

Upon clicking the Submit button in the example above, https://url.88.io/61481353023 will automatically redirect to https://discuss.88.io.

Client Encryption

Data Vault

The first step is to create an account by clicking on the Create Account link at the bottom.

Enter the blank fields and click on Submit button. The email address is located at Area Productivity -> Teams -> Team A -> Application

Once completed, the web site will return to https://vault.vahfoom3iquahfah.infinitedisk.com. Enter the email address and the Master password and click on the Log In button.

File Encryption

Manual file encryption that can be performed offline locally within the browser ensuring that no one but you have access to the password or private key used.

Mobile browsers have a single file limit of 1GB.

A file can be encrypted or decrypted with either Password or Keys.

File Download

This feature allows users to set the validity duration and choose whether to enable or disable encryption.

The image below shows the Short Link example:

The image below shows the Link example:

If Encryption is enabled, the shared file must be accessed via a shortlink in order to be viewed by others.

Area Productivity

Area Productivity -> IP Location

IP Location:

  • IP Area Collection
  • IP Region Correction

IP Area Collection

There are 4 types of Area to Submit:

  • Region Area
  • Global Area
  • District Area
  • Local Area

There are 3 options for IP Type:

  • Mobile IP
  • Dynamic IP
  • Static IP

The example below shows the result when the Region Area and Mobile IP fields are submitted.

IP Region Correction

This feature enables automatic correction of the region based on the user's IP address.

In the example below, the IP address is associated with the NSW region, so no changes were necessary.

Community Productivity

There are 6 sub-menus available:

Introduction

The introduction takes you to Community Teams which explains what Community Teams is.

Teams

Three sets of Agents are available and they all have identical submenus. Agent cluster defines the Team used and by default, Team A is the active cluster in use.

Meet

Please click here for more details.

Access

Access allows users to access applications on https://control.aunsw.88.io when the Auto Whitelist feature is not enabled.

The Auto Whitelist is enabled automatically when any of the following apps are running and connected to https://agent.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io:

  • Traccar
  • OwnTracks
  • Home Assistant

Access Setup

Please enter the number of days for access and the corresponding password to continue.

When the Submit button is clicked, a password will be automatically generated based on the number of days entered.

Agent Session

Community Productivity -> Agent Session

Session List

To create a session for use with Traccar, OwnTracks, or the Home Assistant app, you must have at least one coin available in your wallet.

You can earn a coin by submitting a status update on a location pin.

For more information about how the wallet works, please click here.

In the example above, the Session ID is a28450c7e3ea4cd339df0a32a88c6314.

To obtain the Session ID (e.g., for use with OwnTracks), click the OwnTracks link. The Session ID will be copied to your clipboard automatically.

Then, paste the link into the "URL" field in the OwnTracks app.

Session Map

The Session Map displays the movement of the mobile device on the map, based on the app used, whether Traccar, OwnTracks, or Home Assistant.

There are two map views available: Private View and Public View.

In the example below, the trip using train is tracked by Home Assistant app.

There are three types of information available on the map:

  • Route and direction – shown by the red line indicating the path taken and travel direction.
  • Snapshot at a specific time – including details such as distance, altitude, accuracy (precision), speed, and more.
  • Current location – showing the device’s most recent known position.

Private View

The Private View is intended for the owner, providing access to additional features and controls.

With the Private View URL, the owner can use the same Session ID for multiple devices by clicking on the link_icon icon.

Public View

The Public View is a read-only version of the map, ideal for sharing with other users.

This is an example of Public View URL .

Phone Services

Community Productivity -> Phone Services

There are 5 applications available

  1. Voice Service
  2. Mail Service
  3. Conference Service
  4. Text Service
  5. Exchange Service

Voice Service

Community Productivity -> Phone Services -> Voice Service

This is a web based phone application that allows users to make and receive voice calls as well as text messages across different platforms, such as:

  1. Chrome on Windows 11
  2. Chrome on Android
  3. Safari on iOS

Requirements

Home Assistant installations for

Home Assistant settings can be found at

Set Up

The web address is https://phone.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io and if this is your first time, you may get a prompt that the browser wants to use the camera and the microphone.

IMPORTANT: This permission must be granted by clicking the Allow button.

Then select the Account menu

Enter the following details:

  1. Full Name: your name, e.g: Robin Hood
  2. SIP Username, e.g: 123456 (available from the Exchange Service)
  3. SIP Password: e.g: 123456789012 (available from the Exchange Service pop-up window)
  4. Extension Number: MUST be the same as the SIP Username, e.g: 123456

The remaining fields can be left at their default values. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save. When the Reload Required pop-up appears, click OK to continue.

If the registration is successful, the dial pad will appear. You can now use it to make and receive voice calls.

To send and receive text messages, click the add_user_button button to add the SIP Username of the user you want to message.
Note: The other user must also add your SIP Username on their device.

In the example below:

  1. Full Name: Iphone
  2. Extension including Message Exchange MUST be selected
  3. Extension Number: the SIP Username of the remote user

Once the Add button has been clicked, the iPhone user will be shown.

OPTIONAL

To show an avatar, add a contact number or an email address, click on the settings button and select Configure Extension -> Appearance.

Upload an image, enter your details and click on the Save button.

If the image is saved successfully, it will be visible to you and to other users who have added your SIP Username.

Voice Calls

1 - Mute Microphone
2 - Call on Hold
3 - Send DTMF
4 - End Call
5 - Record Call
6 - Conference Call
7 - Call Forward
8 - Speakerphone/Headset selection
9 - Call Connection Statistics
10 - Call History

Standard Voice Calls

The Home Assistant app needs to be running (can be in the background).

To make a call, click on the call button which will display the dial pad. Enter the SIP Username of the user you want to ring and press on the ring button.

If there is a history of voice calls or text message exchanges, you can click the user’s name directly and then click the Call button.

Caller

After dialling, there will be a Please hold, your call is being connected to most appropriate device voice prompt.

There is an option to leave a voice message to the callee without connected to the callee's device. To do this, while the call is being connected, select the send_dtmf_button button, press 1 and leave the message.

If you do not have internet access, you can still make a call by dialing +61 499 331 111 and following the voice prompts.

You will be given two options: Join a meeting or dial a SIP number.

If the caller chooses to join a meeting by dialing +61 499 331 111, an existing meeting must already be in progress, and the caller will need to enter the meeting number to join.

Callee

When there is an incoming call, your device will receive a standard call from one of our numbers (e.g., 0499 331 111). Once you answer, the call will automatically be disconnected.

This call serves only as a notification to alert you of an incoming call.

Simply open the notification and select the Home Assistant Incoming Call from notification.

On iOS, long press the notification to display the Webphone, Meeting and Voicemail.

On Android, simply select the down arrow key to display the Webphone, Meeting and Voicemail.

Webphone

If Webphone is selected, the Incoming Call page will open, allowing you to accept the call.

If you choose not to answer, click the Reject Call button, which will prompt the caller to leave a voice message.

Meeting

If Meeting is selected, the caller will be automatically transferred to the callee’s Meeting page.

Voicemail

If Voicemail is selected, the caller will be prompted to leave a voice message, which will be emailed to user@quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io.

You can access your voice messages by dialing *98 from the Webphone.

When prompted, enter the Voicemail Password (the first four digits of your SIP password), which can be obtained from the Exchange Service.

Call Transfer

To transfer call, select the call_transfer button (which will automatically put the current call on hold) and enter the number you want to transfer to.

In the example below, the number entered is 299947.
You can then choose to perform either a Blind Transfer or an Attended Transfer.

Blind Transfer

A Blind Transfer forwards the current call immediately, without waiting for the receiving party to answer. In the example above, if a Blind Transfer is selected, number 190830 will be connected to 299947, regardless of whether 299947 answers the call.

Attended Transfer

An Attended Transfer requires the forwarded call to be answered by the receiving party before completing the transfer. Once the call is answered, the person initiating the transfer can either connect number 190830 to 299947 or cancel the transfer.

Conference Call

To initiate a Conference Call, select the call_transfer button (this will automatically put the current call on hold), then enter the number you want to invite to the conference and press the Call button.

Text Messages

IMPORTANT:
To send or receive messages, each user must be added to the other’s device by selecting Extension including Message Exchange.

The two ticks indicate that the message has been successfully delivered to a user named iPhone.

Mail Service

Community Productivity -> Phone Services -> Mail Service

The Mail Service acts as a mailbox where voicemails are stored.

  • Username:
    Use the 6-digit Internet Number (SIP Number) found in the Exchange Service, followed by @quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io, example: 123456@quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io
  • Password:
    This is the same 12-character password used for the Alias Phone.

Conference Service

Community Productivity -> Phone Services -> Conference Service

Online Meeting lets you start or join a meeting.

To start a meeting, enter the email addresses of the participants to be invited (optional) and then click on the start_meeting button.

Below is the example of the email sent out to the invited participants

owner: ongjydkrdxmp
room ID: 7i7yi1vney1d
url: https://phone.quuvoo4ohcequuox.0.88.io/join.php?roomId=7i7yi1vney1d

To join this meeting by phone, dial:
 +61499331111
Then enter
 80661
as the Conference PIN number.

Alternatively, you can join a meeting on console.aunsw.88.io by entering the Room ID, the Display Name and then click on the join_meeting button (see the image above)

Text Service

Community Productivity -> Phone Services -> Text Service

XMPP Address:
Use the SIP number provided by the Exchange Service (e.g., 501326).

Password:
This is available in the pop-up window from the Exchange Service.

If the XMPP address and password are correctly entered, the agent will be displayed.

Exchange Service

Community Productivity -> Phone Services -> Exchange Service

Alias Phone Setup

The Alias Phone feature allows users to communicate with others using the Voice Services.

To create an Alias Phone:

  1. Enter the Destination Number (e.g., 614xxxxxxxxx).
  2. Click the Register button.

After registration:

  • A password will be displayed in a pop-up window.
    Important: Be sure to write it down or take a screenshot, as it will not be shown again.
  • If the Alias Phone is successfully created, a Session ID will be displayed.

Storage Services

Available applications:

  1. News Service
  2. Search Service

News Service

Community Productivity -> Storage Services -> News Service

News Service is an open-source social media platform that prioritises user privacy and data control, making it a compelling alternative to mainstream social platforms.

Unlike traditional platforms, News Service does not use a centralised algorithm to curate content or display ads. This allows users to discover content organically, based on their own preferences and connections.

Access Credentials

Your username and password for News Service can be found at https://control.aunsw.88.io by navigating to Identity SecurityAlias ListAlias DetailsHub Info.