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Yes, that is true. Last year the landline we had where we where living was transformed to a VOIP when the internet connection was converted from ADSL to optic-
by oriettaxx 5y ago
Yes, that is true.
Last year the landline we had where we where living was transformed to a VOIP when the internet connection was converted from ADSL to optic-fiber, but the majority of land lines are still on copper.
So yes!, a landline with a modem connection to an internet provider operator.
Now:
- need to find an internet provider for incoming modem connection: any idea? I've searched the internet: did not find anything but I guess I am not using the correct mix of keywords
- I guess I need to purchase a dedicated modem (hardware), or best would be to use a mobile phone (the Jack headphone the article is talking about) with proper software.
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- iso1210 5y agoYou'd need an out-of-country provider, you'd have to assume international calls aren't disconnected, and I do think you'll be disapointed with modem speeds over international circuits