Re: Will 911 Difficulties Derail VoIP? |
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AES (siegman@stanford.edu) Wed, 11 May 2005 15:39:08 -0700
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To recap a speculative post I made some time back, seems to me that at least in those (quite widespread) situations where copper (or cable, or fiber) connections to business and residential premises already exist, or will continue to be created:
a) VOIP telephone service totally without 911 could be the norm.
b) All of the existing "hardwired connections" could continue to exist
c) These would however provide the hard-wired connections not just for
I appreciate there are many sunk costs, vested interests, and so on in |
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