(Of course, this is also true of cordless phones, but anyone can head to a drug store in a major power outage and buy a $10 AT&T corded phone if they don't already have one. This cannot be done for a VoIP phone, though.)
How are they going to run the checkout lane at the local drug store when there is a major power outage?
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(Of course, this is also true of cordless phones, but anyone can head to a drug store in a major power outage and buy a $10 AT&T corded phone if they don't already have one. This cannot be done for a VoIP phone, though.) How are they going to run the checkout lane at the local drug store when there is a major power outage?