Can I, as an end-user (consumer), decrease the latency, jitter, and “no ring tone” on my VOIP?
I am a subscriber to a VOIP phone service and on an off-and-on basis, experience latency and/or jitter problems – the common enemies of VOIP telephone service. I also off-and-on will experience a problem where I hear a dial tone, but then dead-air once I dial a number (no ring, nothing).
Is there anything that I, as an end-user (consumer), can do to fix these problems? Or, do I have to count on my VOIP provider?
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