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Voice was a mainstay for me for a long time. The closest replacement I could find was a service called OpenPhone[1]. It's designed as a VoIP service for small business teams, but I'm finding it works great as a solo voice/text option. I was able to port the Voice number over.

[1] https://www.openphone.com/



Nice, thanks for the tip.

I actually don't even use a lot of the features of Voice. I mostly just like having my phone number decoupled from any carrier or handset, so changing them is seamless, or they aren't even necessary. I do a lot of my phone calls and SMS/MMS messaging from the web application on my laptop.


+1 for openphone. No affiliation but I've been using it for about a year now and it just works. Never had an issue and it gets out of my way.


As someone using their Voice number as their main number since 2010, thank you!


I quite like viop.ms




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