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An Ooma VoIP phone is a home telephone system that routes calls over your internet connection instead of a traditional copper phone line, using a base station called the Ooma Telo. The base service includes free unlimited U.S. calling, voicemail, and caller ID, with taxes and fees typically under $10 per month. Setup involves connecting the Telo to your router, activating an account online, and optionally porting your existing number for a one-time fee. For developers building SIP-based calling, Ooma is also a useful reference for how consumer VoIP bridges to the PSTN, a problem VideoSDK solves natively with its telephony and SIP integration.

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