What is VoIP, really? Explained without the jargon
VoIP just means your voice travels over the internet instead of the old telephone network. Here's what that changes, what it doesn't, and where it's worse.
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VoIP Explained
Calling over the internet, without the jargon — what VoIP is, when it beats a traditional line, and why it sometimes sounds wrong.
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