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The document discusses the challenges of wireless Voice over IP (VoIP), including ensuring decent voice quality given network delays and packet loss, developing efficient signaling protocols for mobility, and whether telecom companies can accept losing some control over voice services and infrastructure with an IP-based system. It analyzes technical issues around uplink bandwidth, packetization, and signaling protocols and societal concerns regarding emergency services and lawful interception.
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