End of the landline will hit rural communities hardest

Farmers and rural communities will be hit hardest by a switch from the traditional landline telephone to digital calls made through the internet.

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End of the landline will hit rural communities hardest

Farmers and rural communities will be hit hardest by a switch from the traditional landline telephone to digital calls made through the internet. From 2025 all households and businesses will need the...

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