Voice Calling

Voice calling is a communication method that allows people to speak with each other over distances using electronic signals. When you make a call, your voice is converted into digital data, transmitted through networks (like the internet or traditional phone lines), and then converted back into sound at the recipient’s device. This process enables real-time, two-way conversation, whether through traditional landlines or via internet-based services like VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). Essentially, voice calling connects people in an immediate audio conversation, bridging physical distances seamlessly.