Phone Based Communication
Phone Based Communication refers to the use of telephony systems, including traditional landlines, mobile phones, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), to facilitate voice and text interactions. It encompasses technologies and protocols that enable real-time audio communication, such as cellular networks, SIP, and RTC, often integrated into applications for customer support, notifications, or collaboration. In software development, this involves implementing features like call handling, SMS/MMS messaging, and voice APIs in applications.
Developers should learn Phone Based Communication to build applications that require direct user interaction via voice or text, such as customer service platforms, emergency alert systems, or telehealth services. It is essential for integrating telephony features into web and mobile apps using APIs like Twilio or Plivo, enabling functionalities like automated calls, two-factor authentication via SMS, and real-time communication in business tools.