voiceoverinternetprotocol
Voice over Internet Protocol, commonly known as VoIP, is a technology that allows voice communications to be transmitted over the internet. Instead of using traditional telephone lines, VoIP converts analog audio signals from a phone call into digital data packets. These packets are then sent across the internet to their destination, where they are reassembled into analog audio signals. This process enables phone calls to be made using a computer, a dedicated VoIP phone, or even a smartphone with the appropriate app.
The primary advantage of VoIP is its cost-effectiveness. International calls and long-distance calls are often significantly
However, VoIP service quality can be dependent on the internet connection. A stable and high-speed internet