-=> On 06-19-18 09:50, Nightfox wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Ni> For the end user, I wonder if it still works like a regular phone line.
Ni> One of the advantages of a land line phone was that it would still
Ni> work even if your house lost power, so you could call emergency
Ni> services or family if you needed to. I wonder if the VoIP lines work
Ni> the same way. But of course, many people here have cell phones instead
Ni> of a land line. A cell phone can still work in an emergency as long as
Ni> its battery has a charge and it has a signal..
No, the VoIP lines don't stay up, because the underlying infrastructure doesn't
stay up. And you'd also need battery backup for your router/terminal.
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