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AT&T’s copper line shutdown has begun - blog post image

AT&T’s copper line shutdown has begun

July 10, 2026

AT&T has started phasing out copper POTS lines, with no new installs or changes in nearly 20 states beginning October 15, 2025—and most copper services slated to retire by 2029. That puts fire alarms, elevator phones, safety call boxes and other POTS-dependent devices at risk. Learn the timeline, the operational and compliance impacts, and how modern POTS replacement solutions like AirDial keep critical systems online.
The human handoff problem: When AI automation goes too far - blog post image

The human handoff problem: When AI automation goes too far

July 9, 2026

AI saves time, but knowing when to hand customers over to a real person is the key to better service, trust, and long-term success.
Life safety in the digital hospital: How POTS replacement reduces risk and complexity - blog post image

Life safety in the digital hospital: How POTS replacement reduces risk and complexity

July 2, 2026

See how hospitals reduce risk, improve visibility and lower costs by replacing aging POTS lines with modern communications.
The attention economy: Where your time actually goes - blog post image

The attention economy: Where your time actually goes

June 30, 2026

Learn about how the attention economy operates so you can understand where your family’s time is actually going and some practical tips for reclaiming your day.
Cybersecurity for small business: what you actually need (and what you don’t) - blog post image

Cybersecurity for small business: what you actually need (and what you don’t)

June 30, 2026

Small business cybersecurity does not have to be overwhelming. Start with the basics, skip the extras and scale when needed.
Business resilience: How to transform the future of your business - blog post image

Business resilience: How to transform the future of your business

June 30, 2026

Learn how resilient businesses prepare for disruption with adaptable teams, modern technology and cloud communications.