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VOIP is an abbreviation for "Voice Over Internet Protocol." It is a technology that allows people to make voice calls over the internet instead of through the traditional telephone network.
In the context of video games, VOIP is used for real-time voice chat between players. This is especially useful in team or multiplayer games where coordination and communication between players can be important.
Examples of VOIP services used in games include Discord, TeamSpeak, and integrated solutions within the Steam environment. Additionally, many modern games have built-in VOIP systems that allow players to communicate directly through the game.
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