Maybe magicJack should come up with another product that can be plugged directly into the router. It can be set up the same way as A router by bringing up a web interface.
I'm sure the yearly cost will be higher because advertising revenue will not be able to defer the cost but since the company has already spent so much on the infrastructure that it has built, it should try to maximize the number of people using it.
This would be idea
then instead of being tied to a pc it could simply be set on the router and left to be
but that would mean, microprocessor, ram, a means to run (OS) in the unit
To do this, there customers would need a router, which not everyone has. But the option would be nice for those who do have routers. But this does not fall in line with there ad revenue. Either way, if you want to run a ATA, there are ways.