Users don't care about how we label things, nor do they care how things get done. They only care about value, utility, fun and other things of a useful nature.
Whether Google Voice is "really VoIP" or not misses the point. People like and use technology the way they want, not the way we think they "should."
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There is one reason it will be interesting if people generally grant that GV is not VoIP: then I will be able to stop people falsely claim that only VoIP (and not PSTN) can offer these great features. :-)
Point well taken. Features can be delivered even when using a legacy POTS line for bearer traffic.
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