In telecommunications, CLIP stands for Calling Line Identification Presentation. It is a feature that allows the recipient of a call to see the phone number or name of the caller before answering the call. CLIP is commonly used in both fixed-line and mobile telephony systems.
When a call is made, the caller's number or name is transmitted to the recipient's device, and if the recipient's device is equipped with CLIP, it will display this information on the screen before the recipient answers the call. The caller's number or name may also be logged in the recipient's call log or history.
CLIP is a standard feature in many telecommunications systems and is often included in service plans by default. It provides a useful tool for screening calls and can be used to help identify unwanted or unsolicited calls, as well as allowing the recipient to see who is calling before answering.
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