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VoIP is a general term for technologies that allow voice calls using the Internet instead of a regular phone line. It includes communication protocols and transmission technologies for delivering voice and multimedia sessions over IP networks like the Internet. Some common terms for VoIP are Internet telephony, voice over Internet Protocol, voice over broadband (VoBB), and voice over IP.

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Introduction

VoIP is a general term for technologies that allow voice calls using the Internet instead of a regular phone line. It includes communication protocols and transmission technologies for delivering voice and multimedia sessions over IP networks like the Internet. Some common terms for VoIP are Internet telephony, voice over Internet Protocol, voice over broadband (VoBB), and voice over IP.

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