Thread: Important: Your phone service is changing
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Old 24-08-2023, 10:56   #88
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Re: Important: Your phone service is changing
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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
Voice over WiFi is part of a mobile spec that also includes Voice over LTE - it moves the voice calls to IP delivery and means you can continue to make voice calls once 2G and 3G signals get switched off.

I'd be interested in knowing how you'd expect Openreach or Virgin Media to provide analogue phone services using kit that no-one is making spare parts for or over a full fibre-to-the-Hub connection.
Yea I get all that, it doesn't get away from the fact the service is less resilient and useful as a result though. Lose the broadband connection, lose everything.
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