VoIP traffic is UDP, and will always be very easy to identify. We barely have functional circumvention strategies for higher-latency traffic types, so building

VoIP traffic is UDP, and will always be very easy to identify. We barely have functional circumvention strategies for higher-latency traffic types, so building a circumvention strategy for traffic like realtime voice with ultra low-latency requirements is a tall order. Honestly getting VoIP to work well in the best possible network scenarios is enough of a challenge. I assume that higher latency communication like WhatsApp's push-to-talk "voice notes" works just fine in SA though.