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In the same way that we gave up landlines for cell phones years ago, we may soon be giving up our phone plans for more flexible options. VoIP technology has made us less reliant on phone plans for messaging and calling, and carriers are using their own version to combat it. Over the years, we ...https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/800/1*ZUZMZp6_EhJgTrWnDMxaaA.jpeg