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Landlines are handy to have when mobile networks go down – but they’ve disappeared from nearly 3 in 4 American households. The shift is part of a broader evolution in our expectations around communication.
According to the most recent estimates from the National Center for Health Statistics, about 73 percent of American adults in 2022 lived in households where there were only wireless phones
Landlines have practically reached the status of urban legend among many Americans today. According to the most recent estimates from the National Center for Health Statistics, about 73 percent of American adults in 2022 lived in households where there were only wireless phones.
When her cellphone's service went down this week because of an AT&T network outage, Bernice Hudson didn't panic. She used her landline.
Landlines have practically reached the status of urban legend among many Americans today. According to the most recent estimates from the National Center for Health Statistics, about 73 percent of American adults in 2022 lived in households where there were only wireless phones.