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Discuss the "Fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband explained" guide
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From my understanding if you have fttc broadband, that will support digital voice/VOIP connections, ok. EE have a phone handset with 4G backup sim system (if the broadband goes down), maybe they'll just do a standalone system with that if people don't want internet with their phone package.MouldyOldDough said:What happens for those who don't want / need a fibre internet connection - but DO want a phone line ?Will the system cope with that ?
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Timalay said:
From my understanding if you have fttc broadband, that will support digital voice/VOIP connections, ok. EE have a phone handset with 4G backup sim system (if the broadband goes down), maybe they'll just do a standalone system with that if people don't want internet with their phone package.MouldyOldDough said:What happens for those who don't want / need a fibre internet connection - but DO want a phone line ?Will the system cope with that ?Thanks - at what cost ?This is for 90+ year old relatives, who don't understand or need the internet
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