What is VoIP?

Voice over Internet Protocol

VoIP is an acronym that simply stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. VoIP uses the internet or other packet switched networks to deliver voice communications from one point to another. VoIP interfaces with public telephone networks to make worldwide voice communications seamless. Depending on the service, VoIP users can interface with other VoIP users, landlines or mobile phones.

How does VoIP work?

We will keep it as simple as possible without getting into too much technical discussion.

VoIP works by taking the words you speak into your telephone, using speech codecs (compression/decompression) to bundle the audio into very small units, bundles those units into larger units called packets, arranges those packets in the appropriate order and transmits them over an IP network. These are decompressed at the other end in the correct sequence so the listener hears what you said in a seamless fashion.

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