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      <title>WiFi Calling Quality Problems? The Real Culprit Is Usually Not Signal Strength</title>
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      <description>A video call that stutters and drops despite showing four bars of WiFi. A VoIP call where the other end sounds like they are speaking through a wall, even though a browser-based speed test shows 200 Mbps. These are the symptoms of a WiFi problem that raw signal strength measurement does not capture, because the issue is usually not signal — it is latency, jitter, and packet loss at the levels that voice and video codecs cannot tolerate.</description>
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