Landline

A landline is a traditional telephone that connects calls through physical wires or cables. It typically provides a stable connection and clear audio quality. Unlike mobile phones, which operate wirelessly and rely on cellular networks, landlines use a fixed line that runs from your home to the telephone exchange. While their usage has declined with the rise of mobile technology, landlines are still valued for reliability, especially during emergencies, and are often used in homes and businesses. They may also support additional features like voicemail and call waiting.