hívásvégzdés

Hívásvégzdés is a Hungarian term that translates to "call termination" or "call ending" in English. It refers to the process or the moment when a telephone call concludes. This can occur for various reasons, including the intentional hanging up by one or both parties, the exhaustion of call credit in prepaid services, or as a result of technical issues. In the context of telecommunications networks, call termination is a critical phase that involves the proper disconnection of network resources and the billing or logging of the call duration.

The concept of hívásvégzdés is fundamental to understanding call flow and management within any communication system, whether it's a traditional landline, a mobile network, or a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service. The successful hívásvégzdés ensures that both parties are no longer connected and that the associated charges are accurately calculated and applied. In more advanced systems, automated processes often manage the hívásvégzdés, signaling the end of the connection to the relevant network elements and initiating any post-call procedures. The user's action of intentionally ending a call is the most common form of hívásvégzdés.