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Years before Apple owned iPhone.com, a protestor did

The rights group never anticipated the rise of mobile.

Making voice calls on WhatsApp, FaceTime, and Skype, may be a part of life these days but the advent of internet calling technology had spooked a rights group in the late 90s.

This was the time when the internet revolution was taking over the world.

The personal computer had been around for a decade and cellular phones had taken their place in the masses.

In 1998, a company called VocalTec introduced computer-to-telephone using the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology.

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