VoIP-Pal.com, Inc. (OTCQB: VPLM) vs. Tech Giants: The Ultimate David and Goliath Battle

VoIP-Pal.com, Inc. (OTCQB: VPLM) is a lottery ticket patent play that is on the radar of many penny stock speculators. The stock has a long history of explosive moves on big news including multiple runs over $0.20 (prior to 2018) and more recently a run to just over a dime in 2023. Currently trading right under the $0.01 mark, speculators continue to accumulate VPLM at this price hoping for another spike to a dime. They also have their eye out for a massive, multi-billion-dollar payout from ongoing, high profile patent infringement and antitrust lawsuits against major telecom and tech giants.  Currently the stock trades at a $34 million market valuation based on an OS of 3.8 billion.

VPLM owns a valuable intellectual property portfolio which holds several foundational patents for Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies, including transactional billing, network routing, and lawful interception of data. In its most recent lawsuit, the Company is alleging that Apple, Google, and Samsung enforce a “no bundle, no native” rule, restricting native Wi-Fi calling to expensive carrier-bundled plans to protect over $560 billion in annual gross profits. It is important to note that Federal and district judges have repeatedly ruled against VoIP-Pal, delivering major defeats that effectively crippled their original patent infringement strategy.

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VoIP-Pal.com, Inc. (OTCQB: VPLM) operating out of Waco, Texas is a publicly traded intellectual property company headquartered in Waco, Texas. Founded in 1997, VoIP-Pal.com, Inc. underwent several name changes before pivoting from a development-stage telecom service provider to a patent-holding company following its 2013 acquisition of Digifonica International Limited. This acquisition provided the company with a portfolio of foundational patents related to routing and billing for internet-based communications.

Today, VPLM owns a valuable intelectual property portfolio that includes a portfolio of patented technologies in the Voice-over-Internet Protocol (“VoIP”) field and is actively pursuing monetization of this portfolio. VoIP-PAL holds 40 U.S. and international patents in communication technology. Three of these patents are at the center of its current lawsuits: US Patent 8,630,234, US Patent 8,542,815 and US Patent 10,218,606. These patents cover crucial processes for making and routing calls, texts, and data between cellular and Wi-Fi networks. They also address how communications are efficiently transferred between these networks, ensuring smooth connectivity across a single carrier’s infrastructure and between multiple carriers. VoIP-PAL developed many of the innovations that modern IP communications are based on.

VPLM shifted its legal strategy from patent infringement lawsuits to antitrust litigation after years of battling tech giants over intellectual property ownership yielded limited financial success. Realizing that major players were using their dominant market positions to block outside software, the company pivoted to target the underlying system infrastructure itself. In mid-2025, VoIP-Pal filed and served two amended antitrust lawsuits in federal court—one individual direct action and one nationwide consumer class action—against Apple, Google, and Samsung. These legal actions allege that the three tech giants violated the Sherman Act by unlawfully tying standard cellular service to Wi-Fi calling. The suits claim the companies use operating systems and firmware restrictions to lock out independent VoIP competitors from essential system-level privileges like default dialers, background call handling, and emergency access. This restriction effectively forces consumers into expensive bundled wireless plans and blocks fair competition.

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VPLM is led by CEO Emil Malak who is also the largest single shareholder of Voip-Pal stock. He was a co-founder of Digifonica in 2003 and oversaw the development of the patents which were acquired by Voip-Pal in 2013. Mr. Malak also serves as Chairman of the Board for a biotech company currently conducting cancer research in Germany.

He stated in the last press release: “Our 6,000 shareholders and millions of mobile subscribers want something simple—choice and fairness. Families shouldn’t have to pay twice. Since beginning this journey in 2005, we’ve secured more than 40 patented technologies in the VoIP field. We intend to responsibly monetize those innovations while protecting our shareholders’ rights and every consumer’s right to choose stand-alone Wi-Fi Calling. By commandeering subscribers’ own devices and Wi-Fi, defendants are enforcing a ‘no bundle, no native’ rule that denies consumers true choice. Through this litigation, we are standing up for consumers, defending our investors, and working to restore real competition in the marketplace. We have been engaged in litigation for more than a decade, and we sincerely hope the Defendants and their directors will join us in pursuing a fair solution that benefits consumers and shareholders alike.”

It is also important to note here that Barbara Baggio, the wife of VoIP-Pal.com (VPLM) CEO Emil Malak, has a long history of selling millions of company shares that culminated in a major shareholder lawsuit. Investors sued the couple in federal court, claiming Malak used his wife’s accounts to make over $1.4 million in illegal short-swing trading profits between 2021 and 2023. During a massive sell-off in the summer of 2023, Baggio sold roughly 49 million shares while buying back 20 million. She continued dumping blocks of stock through 2024 and late 2025, regularly filing SEC paperwork for sales ranging from 100,000 to over 1 million shares at a time. Despite years of heavy selling, Baggio remains a dominant insider and still holds more than 76 million shares of the company’s stock.

In its most recent press release issued on September 25 VPLM announced it has filed and served two amended antitrust lawsuits—one individual and one nationwide class action—against Apple, Google, and Samsung. These filings expand the Company’s litigation portfolio to four active cases, joining earlier actions against AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Link to all complaints.

The suits allege a common Sherman Act § 2 violation—tying cellular calling and texting to Wi-Fi Calling in order to lock out competition and inflate profits. The actions are pending in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia and can be viewed through the following links: 1:24-cv-03051; 1:24-cv-03054; 1:25-cv-01843; and 1:25-cv-01970 (two direct actions and two nationwide class actions).

According to the filings, carriers provide the “key” (SIM/eSIM entitlements and IMS/E911/QoS profiles) while Apple, Google, and Samsung enforce the “lock” through operating-system and firmware rules. Native Wi-Fi Calling only works when validated by a carrier key, preventing subscribers from using independent providers on their own devices. Rivals like VoIP-Pal are denied parity—unable to trigger the default dialer, appear in call logs, or access emergency and quality-of-service functions—leaving consumers stuck with degraded “app-mode” alternatives.

The impact is nationwide. More than 373 million U.S. mobile subscribers already fund broadband and Wi-Fi capable of carrying these calls, yet still must buy tied bundles to unlock native calling. A family of four may pay about $220 per month under the current structure, compared to a potential stand-alone alternative as low as $20 per month. Plaintiffs allege this “no bundle, no native” rule preserves over $560 billion in annual gross profits for defendants while foreclosing competition.

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