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"it's not filling the function of a phone" At the very minimum, it matches and surpasses the capabilities of a landline phone (since it works at home where the
by mrb 8y ago
"it's not filling the function of a phone"
At the very minimum, it matches and surpasses the capabilities of a landline phone (since it works at home where there's WiFi.)
- liamcardenas 8y agoTouché :)
- ams6110 8y agoVoIP can be iffy with home ISPs. I have it and the quality varies from excellent to unusably bad. I assume it's due to inconsistent latency.
- catherd 8y agoDo you have QoS enabled on your router?
- mruts 8y agoNot really, landlines work when the power is out. WiFi doesn’t.
- tinus_hn 8y agoIf you have POTS and a wired phone. Probably dependent on your location but both are becoming pretty rare.