Dingtone Helps the World Connect with Families and Friends in China
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Californer -- Coronavirus outbreak in China has already entered its third week, claiming well over 1000 lives. So far, the virus has sickened over 45,000 people in China and 24 other nations. In an attempt to contain the Wuhan coronavirus, China has issued the largest quarantine in human history. In total, 16 cities were put on lockdown, affecting an estimated 46 million people's lives.

Quarantines have been used in China to prevent the spread of disease. The idea of separating the healthy from the sick is not new. However, putting individuals into confinement in today's advanced world has its own issues as well.

As the number of infected people continues to climb, people all over the world are terribly worried about their friends and family members that are trapped at home in China. In this scenario, the easier and faster way for them to find out the whereabouts of their family members is via calls and texts. Sound quality for international call is also of vital importance for those working and living overseas.

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"It's been over three weeks since my parents were trapped in the house; I am really concerned about them. I talk with them on the phone several times every day to make sure if everything is fine now. Communication has become extremely important for us like never before. I have recently started using a calling app named Dingtone for keeping in touch with them. It has good voice quality and is very cheaper for international calls without roaming charges." said a company employee in California, U.S.

"We completely understand how important it is at present for the overseas people to remain well connected to their friends and family members in China. We are trying our best to do our bit to help them with our low cost and highly efficient service," said a spokesperson form Dingtone.

In times of this national emergency in China, Dingtone has seen an increasing need for international calls from different parts of the world to China. All Dingtone employees are now working harder to provide cheaper and more stable phone call and text services for people around the world.

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To find out more, please visit http://www.dingtone.me/

About Dingtone: Dingtone's vision is to help people get connected around the globe through roaming free international phone calls, unlimited text messages and instant sharing of photos, videos, locations and much more. Dingtone also offers millions of local phone numbers from up to 17 countries, if a 2nd line is needed. The company believes in delivering a low-cost calling and texting app that can help people get connected around the world and they are already on it for years.