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If someone gave you a 1-800 number for free, what would you do with it?
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this post was submitted on 03 Feb 2024
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Most phone plans are unlimited calling nowadays, at least where I live. I use phone calling all the time. Especially WiFi calling, the sound is great.
Wifi calling is voip, but regardless I'm glad the phone works for you.
Point I was trying to make it that I don't believe this is true:
Whenever I don't have WiFi, we call each other too. Nobody's counting minutes. Can talk for hours if we like. Just like with app calling. Why go through/install an app if the phone is right there. Especially if I can control it with my voice these days like "call mom". ๐