Microsoft announce PSTN Breakout for Skype for Business
News|16 August 2016
Microsoft have announced PSTN breakout for Skype for Business users, which will be available on 1 September 2016. Without this feature on Skype for Business, you can only make calls to other Skype for Business or Skype users. Now, Microsoft has connected Skype for Business in the UK to the PSTN, allowing calls to landlines and mobiles too.
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