Definition
Jitter is the variation in the timing of audio packet delivery over a network. High jitter causes choppy or distorted audio, so managing it is essential for clear voice calls.
Why it matters
Jitter and related network factors affect call quality; robust platforms mitigate them to keep conversations clear.
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