A "Fixed-Line" refers to a type of telephone service that uses physical wires to connect calls. This system typically involves a landline phone connected to a network through copper or fiber-optic cables. Fixed-line services are known for their reliability and consistent call quality, making them a popular choice for homes and businesses. In contrast to mobile phones, which rely on wireless signals, fixed-line services provide a stable connection. They are often used for traditional voice calls, internet access, and sometimes even television services. Many people still prefer fixed-line connections for their clarity and uninterrupted service, especially in areas with poor mobile coverage.