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Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) is an alternative to traditional fixed-line telephones, which uses the internet to make and receive calls. VoIP calling has been steadily replacing traditional telephony due to its reliability and efficiency, achieved through its use of data connection instead of fixed lines.
VoIP calls work by converting voice data into packets of digital information that can be transferred over an internet connection. Any telephone number, whether fixed-line or VoIP, can be called but VoIP to VoIP calls will be free as these types of calls only use an internet connection.
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