BYOD Last modified: Friday, March 17, 2006
Short for bring your own device. A term often used to describe a type of VoIP subscription. Subscribers who have their own VoIP device (a SIP-capable device) when signing up for a VoIP service will usually be able to take advantage of a cheaper subscription plan, however not all VoIP providers presently offer special rate plans for subscribers with their own equipment. If the BYOD subscription is unable through a VoIP provider you will need to use their equipment instead of your own.
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