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I think you’re totally missing the point of this post. But in many countries including the US, POTS twisted pair landlines are still readily available. And I am
by danachow 5y ago
I think you’re totally missing the point of this post. But in many countries including the US, POTS twisted pair landlines are still readily available. And I am surprised that at least some parts of Europe don’t still offer it - isn’t ADSL still super common there?
- rswail 5y agoIn Australia, POTS service has essentially been discontinued with the implementation of the NBN https://www.nbnco.com.au/ https://www.nbnco.com.au/ So even if you still have copper, it doesn't have POTS service available on it. You'll be connecting to a FTTN/B/C (node/building/curb) service.