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Why Price Telecommunications is the Ideal Partner for Scalable VoIP Solutions

VoIP Phone Systems Scalability for Growing Business

What is Scalability in VoIP and Why Does It Matter?

VoIP Phone System scalability is more than just a buzzword—it’s a key component in ensuring your business VoIP phone system is equipped to scale as your business grows. 

Price Telecommunications provides scalable VoIP phone systems that scale effortlessly, allowing you to increase or reduce call capacity based on your communication needs. Whether you’re hiring a large new team or shifting to a smaller workforce, our VoIP phone systems can adapt without expensive phone upgrades or call system downtimes. 

By choosing Price Telecommunications, you ensure that your VoIP phone system is scalable and ready for whatever changes come your way, giving your business the call system flexibility it needs.

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At Price Telecommunications, we believe your VoIP phone and call communication system should be as flexible as your business needs. With our scalable VoIP phone service, you can quickly add or remove call users through an intuitive online platform. There’s no need to wait for network technicians or deal with hardware installations because the VoIP phone system is managed remotely, allowing you to add phones to your scalable VoIP phone system to adapt to staffing changes in real-time.

Our flexible VoIP phone system means you can adjust user numbers instantly, making it perfect for businesses that experience seasonal fluctuations or rapid growth. Price Telecommunications makes managing your phone and call communication infrastructure simple and efficient.

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The Role of Cloud-Based VoIP in Scalability

A cloud-based VoIP phone system is essential for businesses looking to scale quickly, and Price Telecommunications offers one of the most reliable scalable VoIP cloud solutions available. By hosting your VoIP phone system in the cloud, you can easily manage multiple locations, remote employees, and growing teams without needing expensive physical infrastructure.

With Price Telecommunications’ cloud VoIP phone systems, you benefit from automatic updates, secure backups, and system redundancy. This ensures your VoIP phone system is future-proof and enhances your business’s overall call communication capabilities as you grow.

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Anticipating Your Communication Needs with Scalable VoIP

A VoIP phone system that is scalable is essential in planning for future growth. VoIP phone systems are built to avoid costly and time-consuming phone system changes. 

We help you anticipate your long-term VoIP phone and call communication needs at Price Telecommunications. VoIP phone systems can scale with your business; whether you’re looking to expand your workforce, open new offices, or implement advanced VoIP phone features like analytics and international calling, we provide a scalable VoIP phone system tailored to meet those demands.

Our VoIP team helps to ensure that your VoIP phone system grows in sync with your organization, keeping call communication smooth and VoIP phone systems reliable as you expand.

Contact Price Telecommunications for expert scalable VoIP phone systems for your business or family office.

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I know you have all probably seen the esims for gaza posts circulating. Some of you have probably looked at them and thought maybe you should help out, but have weighed up the daunting process of signing up for something you're unfamiliar with vs. the gut-wrenching scale of the things people are going through on the ground right now, and you've put it off or questioned whether it will make enough of a difference vs. some other future kind of activism you could put that $6+ towards. I'm not calling you out or scolding you, it is natural to feel conflicted and ambivalent about the multiple calls for aid that you are seeing on social media.

but consider this: what would you do if you suddenly had to leave your home? how would you cope? how would you begin to plan where to go next, or figure out what to do to take care of yourself? most likely you would reach reflexively for your phone.

telecoms access is not a petty luxury in 2024. a loaded esim means the ability to call family members and find out where they are and whether they're safe, and whether they need anything you can provide for them. it means access to maps and regular updates on the situation unfolding around you. it means you can look up whether it's safe to drink rain water, or how to tie a type of knot you've never had to think about before, or how to treat an injury without medical supplies. it means the ability to tell people outside the situation what you are seeing, what you are feeling, what you are thinking. it is an absolutely crucial resource. and it starts at $6 for 7 days.

many many people have observed that internet access is changing the way the world understands genocide. internet access is life or death, and it is shaping modern history in front of you. and it starts at $6 for 7 days.

please, please visit gazaesims.com and spend 5 minutes and $6 to change the way this plays out for everyone.

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This article is talking about organizations that are trying to smear community owned broadband.

I didn't look at the comments on this article, but in previous articles that had a comment section on this topic, a certain town would be mentioned because people loved bragging about how much they lover their community owned broadband.

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Website: https://www.ezaccesscommunications.com/

EZ ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS is a reputable telecom expense management specialist, offering a range of services including expense management, network solutions, IT solutions, mobility solutions, voice solutions, and security solutions. With over 50 years of experience, the company is known for its efficient, honest, and professional approach. EZ ACCESS COMMUNICATIONS provides unbiased consultations and strives to deliver the best in-class telecommunications services, ensuring customer satisfaction through open communication and expert support.

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A federal appeals court struck down net neutrality on Thursday, ending the widely popular regulatory doctrine that mandated internet service providers to treat all internet traffic equally.

The ruling from the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ends a federal rule prohibiting broadband providers from throttling internet speeds or blocking traffic to specific sites.

“The FCC lacks the statutory authority to impose its desired net-neutrality policies,” the judges wrote, overturning what they called the Federal Communication Commission’s “heavy-handed regulatory regime.”

The pro-consumer policy of net neutrality was implemented by President Barack Obama and gutted during Donald Trump's first term. It was reinstated in April of last year by the Biden administration. The now-defunct policy holds that internet carriers are akin to telecom providers and must comply with common carrier regulations governing those services.

Telecom giants like Verizon and AT&T have opposed the policy for nearly a decade, spending big money to back anti-regulation candidates. 

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Elon Musk reacts as Brazil’s ban on X takes effect

Billionaire investor Elon Musk lashed out at a Brazilian Supreme Court justice early Saturday as internet service providers in the country started blocking his social media platform X following a court order.

In his ruling on Friday, Justice Alexandre de Moraes gave the country's telecoms regulator, Anatel, 24 hours to shut down X, blocking its access in the country of about 203M people, South America's largest.

The Associated Press reported that major operators has begun to comply with the order after midnight local time on Saturday. De Moraes also gave Apple (AAPL) and Alphabet's (GOOGL) (GOOG) five days to prevent downloads of X.

"𝕏 is the most used news source in Brazil. It is what the people want. Now, the tyrant de Voldemort is crushing the people's right to free speech," Musk, CEO of EV maker Tesla (TSLA) and space exploration company SpaceX (SPACE), wrote on X.

"The Brazilian people will learn of his crimes no matter how much he tries to stop it," he added.

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There is much concern that Elon Musk’s Starlink intends to provide satellite internet coverage to the United States following the failure of its Red Sea “Operation Prosperity Guardian” alliance to curb Yemen’s pro-Palestinian front.

This conversation has gained traction since the company’s announcement on 18 September that it would launch services in Yemen after months of informal contracts with the Saudi-backed government in Aden. The timing of this announcement raised eyebrows, especially as it coincided with Israel’s terrorist attacks in Lebanon, involving exploding pagers and walkie-talkies.

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The announcement that Yemen would be the first country in West Asia to have full access to its services surprised many – particularly because the US embassy in Yemen was quick to praise the move as an “achievement” that could unlock new opportunities.

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The rival Sanaa government, under which most of Yemen’s population lives, was quick to warn that the Starlink project may threaten Yemen and its national security. Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, a member of Ansarallah’s political bureau, criticized the US embassy’s stance, which he says:

"Confirms the relationship between the launch of Starlink and the war launched by America on Yemen, which threatens to expand the conflict to the orbits of outer space for the first time in history."

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In March, the Financial Times reported that the US and UK faced intelligence shortfalls in their Red Sea campaign, particularly around the capabilities of the Ansarallah-aligned forces’ arsenal. This intelligence gap underlined the west’s need for a reliable spy network, and Starlink’s role in this context raises serious questions.

A Reuters report revealed that SpaceX had signed secret contracts with the US Department of Defense aimed at developing a spy satellite system capable of detecting global threats in real-time.

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Another concerning aspect is the involvement of Israel. Israel’s spy satellites, OFEK-13 and OFEK-14, are reportedly linked to Starlink’s satellite network. SpaceX, as a third party, may provide critical guidance and intelligence to these satellites, further enhancing Tel Aviv’s surveillance capabilities in the region. This connection between Starlink and Israeli intelligence efforts has heightened fears in Yemen that the satellite network will be used to undermine the country’s security and sovereignty.

Currently, Starlink services are available primarily in Yemeni areas controlled by the Saudi and UAE-led coalition, although roaming packages allow temporary access in other regions. This has prompted concerns about data security, privacy, and the spread of misinformation, as unrestricted satellite internet bypasses local government control.

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Moreover, cybersecurity risks are particularly troubling, as the network might be exploited for dangerous purposes, including facilitating terrorist activities like bombings. The presence of a global satellite internet service that bypasses local regulations raises concerns about its potential to disrupt local internet infrastructure.

Starlink could also introduce unfair competition to local provider Yemen Net, further marginalizing the national telecom provider and hindering local development efforts.

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Dr Youssef al-Hadri, a right-wing political affairs researcher, shared his views with The Cradle on the recent events in Lebanon and the ongoing electronic warfare involving the US and its allies. According to Hadri, intelligence agencies operating in areas under the control of the Sanaa government face challenges in detecting the locations of missiles, drones, and military manufacturing sites.

This shortfall became even more apparent after a major intelligence operation exposed a long-running spy cell in Yemen, with activities spanning across multiple sectors.

From the risk of espionage to the undermining of local telecom providers, the implications of Starlink’s operations extend far beyond providing internet access – they could become a vehicle for foreign influence and control.

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The latest fallout from a Supreme Court ruling against regulatory power is a major win for internet providers

A federal appeals court struck down net neutrality on Thursday, ending the widely popular regulatory doctrine that mandated internet service providers to treat all internet traffic equally.The ruling from the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ends a federal rule prohibiting broadband providers from throttling internet speeds or blocking traffic to specific sites.

The pro-consumer policy of net neutrality was implemented by President Barack Obama and gutted during Donald Trump's first term. It was reinstated in April of last year by the Biden administration. The now-defunct policy holds that internet carriers are akin to telecom providers and must comply with common carrier regulations governing those services.

Telecom giants like Verizon and AT&T have opposed the policy for nearly a decade, spending big money to back anti-regulation candidates.

The ruling, handed down on Thursday from three Republican judicial appointees, cited the Supreme Court’s recent overturning of the long-held precedent of "Chevron deference," which asked lower courts to defer to federal agencies' interpretation of the law.

Conservative federal courts have spent the last several years rolling back regulatory protections and the administrative state, with cases limiting the powers of the Environmental Protection Agency, pushing back against the Department of Education's authority to cancel student loans and blocking a Biden administration ban on trans healthcare discrimination.

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How Price Telecommunications Ensures Reliable VoIP Service for Your Business

Understanding VoIP Call Quality Metrics in VoIP Phone Systems

VoIP Phone System Call Quality

Call quality is a critical aspect of any VoIP phone system. At Price Telecommunications, we deliver high-quality calls by keeping latency, jitter, and packet loss at a minimum. 

By reducing latency in your VoIP system (the delay in transmitting voice), controlling jitter (which ensures the consistent delivery of data packets), and minimizing packet loss (to avoid dropped calls), we ensure every conversation is clear and uninterrupted with the best VoIP Phone System for your business.

Price Telecommunications offers a robust VoIP phone system that allows businesses to monitor these key metrics, ensuring your VoIP communication remains seamless regardless of circumstances.

Choosing a VoIP Phone System Provider with a Strong Uptime Record

VoIP phone systems that are reliable is a necessity.

For businesses, having a reliable VoIP phone system is crucial. That’s why Price Telecommunications guarantees 99.99% uptime for all of our VoIP phone services. With such a high uptime, you can rest assured that you’ll always have a dependable VoIP phone system, no matter the time of day or volume of calls.

Our advanced VoIP IT network infrastructure is built to avoid downtime, and our VoIP phone system SLA ensures that if an issue does arise, it’s addressed quickly and efficiently. Price Telecommunications is dedicated to providing reliable VoIP phone service, so your business never has to worry about communication or call disruptions.

An Optimized VoIP Phone Network Setup for Crystal-Clear Calls

VoIP Phone Systems Offer Clear Calls

Achieving high-quality calls isn’t just about having a great VoIP phone system provider—it’s also about having the right VoIP IT network setup. Price Telecommunications supports optimizing your VoIP network, ensuring you have enough bandwidth and that voice traffic is prioritized with Quality of Service (QoS) configurations.

We work with your IT team to ensure that your VoIP phone network is properly set up to handle VoIP calls, making sure your team and customers always experience crystal-clear conversations. From small businesses to large enterprises, Price Telecommunications provides tailored VoIP phone systems solutions to meet your specific needs.

Monitoring and Troubleshooting VoIP Call Quality Issues

VoIP Phone System Quality 

VoIP phone systems need ongoing monitoring to ensure optimal performance, and Price Telecommunications offers the tools to do just that. Our VoIP phone system call quality monitoring tools allow you to keep track of important metrics like latency and jitter, ensuring you can proactively address any issues that arise.

Should VoIP phone problems occur, our dedicated phone system support team is always available to assist. Whether it’s helping you troubleshoot a network issue or resolving a VoIP call quality concern, Price Telecommunications is committed to ensuring your VoIP phone systems and communication remain smooth and reliable.

Contact Price Telecommunications today and schedule VoIP Phone Service for your VoIP phone system. 

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3237 S Cherokee Lane Building 1100  Suite 1120 Woodstock GA 30188

Office: (770) 977-9999

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Amid Israeli airstrikes this week and the imminent threat of further escalations by the United States, Iran started severely limiting internet connectivity for its citizens, limiting Iranians' access to crucial information and intentionally pushing them toward domestic apps that may not be secure. Meanwhile, the Israel-tied hacking group known as Predatory Sparrow is waging cyberwar on Iran’s financial system, attacking Iran’s Sepah Bank and destroying more than $90 million in cryptocurrency held by the Iranian crypto exchange Nobitex.

With the US still reeling from last weekend's violent shooting spree in Minnesota targeting Democratic state lawmakers and their families, an FBI affidavit indicates that the suspected shooter allegedly used data broker sites to find targets’ addresses and potentially other personal information about them. The finding highlights the potential dangers of widely available personal data.

This week, WIRED published its How to Win a Fight package, which includes our roundup of tools for tracking the Trump administration’s attacks on civil liberties, plus the most up-to-date versions of our guides to protecting yourself from government surveillance, protesting safely in the age of surveillance, and protecting yourself from phone searches at the US Border. While you're at it, don't forget to print your own copy of the How to Win a Fight zine! Better yet, print two and leave one at your local coffee shop or library.

And there's more. Each week, we round up the security and privacy news we didn’t cover in depth ourselves. Click the headlines to read the full stories. And stay safe out there.

Israel Reports That Iran Is Hacking Security Cameras for Spying

Israeli officials said this week that Iran is compromising private security cameras around Israel to conduct espionage as the two countries exchange missile strikes after an initial Israeli barrage. A former Israeli cybersecurity official warned on public radio this week that Israelis should confirm that their home security cameras are protected by strong passwords or shut them down. “We know that in the past two or three days, the Iranians have been trying to connect to cameras to understand what happened and where their missiles hit to improve their precision,” Refael Franco, the former deputy director general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate, said. Like many internet-of-things devices, surveillance cameras are notoriously vulnerable to takeover if they are not secured with strong account protections. They have previously been targeted in other conflicts for intelligence gathering.

Ukrainian Hack Reportedly Caused Comms Blackouts, Data Deletion in Russia

The Kyiv Post reported this week that hackers from Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) launched a cyberattack against Russian internet service provider Orion Telecom that disabled 370 servers, took down roughly 500 network switches, and wiped backup systems to hinder recovery. The attacks reportedly caused internet and television outages. Orion Telecom reportedly said that it was recovering from a large DDoS attack and would quickly restore service. The attack came on June 12, the national holiday known as Russia Day. “Happy holiday, disrespectful Russians," the attackers wrote in a message circulated on Telegram groups. "Soon you’ll be living in the Stone Age—and we’ll help you get there. Glory to Ukraine.” The attackers claim to be part of Ukraine's BO Team hacking group. Sources told the Kyiv Post that Russian security agencies working on the country's war against Ukraine use Orion Telecom and were affected by the connectivity outages.

Viasat ID’ed as Another Victim in China’s Salt Typhoon Telecom Hacking Spree

Bloomberg reported this week that the satellite communication firm Viasat discovered a breach earlier this year perpetrated by China's Salt Typhoon espionage-focused hacking group. In early December, US authorities revealed that Salt Typhoon hackers had embedded themselves in major US telecoms, including AT&T and Verizon. After revelations last year of the group's extensive telecom hacking spree in the US and elsewhere, WIRED reported in February that Salt Typhoon was still actively breaching new victims. Viasat says it has been cooperating with federal authorities to investigate its breach.

23andMe Hit With UK Fine Over 2023 Data Breach

The United Kingdom's Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said this week that it issued a £2.31 million ($3.1 million) fine to the beleaguered genetic testing company 23andMe as a result of the company's damaging 2023 data breach. Attackers were able to access user accounts and their data using stolen login credentials, because at the time 23andMe did not require that users set up two-factor authentication, which the ICO says violated the UK's data protection law. The company has since mandated this protection for all users. More than 155,000 UK residents had their data stolen in the breach, according to the ICO, which said that 23andMe “did not have additional verification steps for users to access and download their raw genetic data” when the breach occurred.

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Best Broadband in Gurugram: Why TriplePlay Leads the Pack

In today’s digital age, a reliable broadband connection is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Whether you are working remotely, streaming your favorite shows, gaming, or running a business, a high-speed and dependable internet connection is crucial. Gurugram, a bustling hub of innovation and development, is home to many broadband providers. However, one name stands out from the crowd: TriplePlay.

Why Broadband Quality Matters

Gurugram’s rapid growth as a corporate and residential hotspot means that the demand for quality internet services is at an all-time high. Users need:

High-speed connectivity for uninterrupted workflows and streaming.

Consistent performance even during peak usage hours.

Affordable plans tailored to varied needs.

Responsive customer service for timely resolution of issues.

What Sets TriplePlay Apart?

Here are the reasons why TriplePlay is considered the best broadband service provider in Gurugram:

Lightning-Fast Speeds TriplePlay offers cutting-edge technology to deliver speeds that cater to all kinds of users. Whether you're a heavy streamer, gamer, or professional working from home, their speeds ensure zero lag and seamless performance.

Affordable Plans TriplePlay provides a variety of plans designed to suit different budgets and requirements. From basic usage to high-speed premium plans, there’s something for everyone.

Widespread Coverage TriplePlay’s extensive network ensures strong connectivity across Gurugram. Whether you’re in a bustling urban sector or a quieter residential area, you can count on TriplePlay.

Exceptional Customer Service Customer satisfaction is a priority for TriplePlay. With prompt support and proactive troubleshooting, they’ve set a benchmark for service excellence.

Value-Added Features With TriplePlay, users enjoy advanced features like parental controls, Wi-Fi optimization tools, and secure connections for added peace of mind.

Real Stories, Real Satisfaction

Many Gurugram residents and businesses have shared positive feedback about their experiences with TriplePlay. From stable connections during critical virtual meetings to uninterrupted gaming marathons, the reviews speak for themselves.

Why Choose TriplePlay?

If you’re in Gurugram and seeking a broadband provider that delivers on its promises, TriplePlay is the clear choice. With its blend of speed, reliability, affordability, and customer focus, TriplePlay doesn’t just meet expectations—it exceeds them.

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Trump’s war against reliable, trustworthy media started when he first ran for president. Now, Trump’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair, Brendan Carr, is going after ABC, NBC, and CBS for so-called bias against Trump.1

Trump’s FCC will do everything it can to attack the media and internet freedom.

Even before taking office, Trump (and Big Telecom companies like Comcast and Verizon) got a big win when a federal court struck down Net Neutrality rules that prevent internet service providers from throttling or blocking web access.2 Trump led the undoing of Net Neutrality — now we need Congress to take action before Big Telecom starts restricting a free and open internet.

Sign the petition: Urge Congress to restore and protect Net Neutrality!

Trump’s war against reliable, trustworthy media started when he first ran for president. Now, Trump’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair, Brendan Carr, is going after ABC, NBC, and CBS for so-called bias against Trump.1

Trump’s FCC will do everything it can to attack the media and internet freedom.

Even before taking office, Trump (and Big Telecom companies like Comcast and Verizon) got a big win when a federal court struck down Net Neutrality rules that prevent internet service providers from throttling or blocking web access.2 Trump led the undoing of Net Neutrality — now we need Congress to take action before Big Telecom starts restricting a free and open internet.

Biden’s former FCC Chair, Jessica Rosenworcel, said the "threat to the First Amendment has taken on new forms, as the incoming President has called on the Federal Communications Commission to revoke licenses for broadcast television stations because he disagrees with their content and coverage."3

Fair news coverage is under attack. Internet freedom is under attack.

Carr even said that he was “pleased” with the federal Net Neutrality ruling and pledged that “the work to unwind the Biden administration’s regulatory overreach will continue.”4

The ruling gives enormous power to internet service providers like Verizon, Comcast, and AT&T, and hurts consumers and workers who rely on the internet. Congress must take action now and stand up to Trump’s attacks on the media and internet freedom.

Ars Technica, “Trump’s FCC chair gets to work on punishing TV news stations accused of bias,” January 23, 2025.

New York Times, “Net Neutrality Rules Struck Down by Appeals Court,” January 2, 2025.

Ars Technica, “Trump’s FCC chair gets to work on punishing TV news stations accused of bias,” January 23, 2025.

New York Times, “Net Neutrality Rules Struck Down by Appeals Court,” January 2, 2025.

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The Federal Communications Commission voted 3–2 to impose net neutrality rules today, restoring the common-carrier regulatory framework enforced during the Obama era and then abandoned while Trump was president.

The rules prohibit Internet service providers from blocking and throttling lawful content and ban paid prioritization. Cable and telecom companies plan to fight the rules in court, but they lost a similar battle during the Obama era when judges upheld the FCC's ability to regulate ISPs as common carriers under Title II of the Communications Act.

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