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Quaint. Australia already has, it's all VoIP, mobile or web. A lot of the larger web-focused corporations don't have public phone numbers anymore. If you want a
by scheeseman486 3y ago
Quaint. Australia already has, it's all VoIP, mobile or web. A lot of the larger web-focused corporations don't have public phone numbers anymore. If you want a home phone in Australia, you are required to get VoIP which runs over the NBN, though I haven't had a home phone line connected for about a decade (outside of DSL, though the line is so degraded I eventually got a Starlink). POTS is dead.
That recent Optus outage was a reminder that fallbacks are very necessary for any communications system, however.
- oldandtired 3y agoThe thing here in Australia is that you can obtain the phone number (the olds POTS number) as your own and as it is on VOIP, you move you take it with you. My number is now mine and no longer assigned to any of the telco's.