What does VOIP mean?

Voice over IP (English: Voice over Internet Protocol, abbreviated as VoIP) is a voice call technology that achieves voice calls and multimedia conferences through the Internet Protocol (IP), that is, through the Internet. communicate.

Other informal names include IP telephony, Internet telephony, broadband telephony and broadband phone service.

VoIP can be used on many Internet access devices including VoIP phones, smartphones, and personal computers to make calls and send text messages through cellular networks and Wi-Fi.

Extended information:

Features

1. No computer required. It will not be like a computer that cannot be used correctly due to viruses or operating system failures.

2. Suitable for ensuring long-term online use. When fighting each other on the intranet, the key is to stay online.

3. Encrypted communication.

4. Clear sound quality. Voice processing uses internationally advanced voice processing chips to effectively solve problems caused by echo cancellation, data packet loss, and network jitter. The sound quality is generally higher than that of softphones.

5. The cost is low and the number can be changed and displayed at will.

6. It can monitor and record, and supports three-way communication, secret words, call transfer and other functions.