Talkatone Review 2025: Is It Still Worth Using for Free Calls and Texts?

You need a second phone number. Or you’re traveling abroad and want to avoid brutal roaming charges. Or your carrier is down and you need a backup line. Or you just want a way to call and text US numbers for free from your iPad, iPod Touch, or tablet that has no cellular plan.

Talkatone promises to solve all of these problems — for free.

Since its founding in 2010 and subsequent acquisition by Ooma in 2014, Talkatone has grown into one of the most downloaded free VoIP apps on both iOS and Android — with over 10 million installs on Google Play alone and a 4.7-star rating on the App Store from 42,800+ ratings. On the surface, it looks like a compelling proposition: free calls and texts to any US and Canada number, a free phone number you choose yourself, and it works over any Wi-Fi or cellular data connection.

But the picture is more complicated than the headline numbers suggest. Dig deeper into the reviews — particularly from 2024 and 2025 — and a more divided story emerges: enthusiastic longtime users on one side, frustrated customers facing account terminations, poor customer support, and inconsistent call quality on the other.

This in-depth Talkatone review covers exactly what the app is, every feature it offers, the full pricing breakdown, honest pros and cons drawn from verified user reviews, how it compares to alternatives like TextNow and Google Voice, and a clear recommendation for who should — and shouldn’t — rely on it.

 

1. What Is Talkatone?

Talkatone, founded in 2010, was acquired by Ooma in May of 2014 and is headquartered in California. It is a free VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) calling and texting application available for iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and Android devices that uses your internet connection — either Wi-Fi or cellular data — to make and receive calls and texts to any US and Canada phone number.

Talkatone is a free app that you can download onto your Android or iOS devices (smartphones, tablets, iPad, iPod etc.) that utilizes your WiFi or data connection to make and receive free unlimited calls and texts to and from USA and Canada phone numbers.

What truly sets Talkatone apart from competitors like WhatsApp or FaceTime is that it doesn’t require the person you’re calling to have the app installed. Unlike other communications apps, they enable you to call, text, chat and share with friends and family that do not have the app installed, making Talkatone the only app that bridges this gap — functioning more like a real phone number than an app-to-app calling service.

Talkatone-to-Talkatone calls and texts anywhere in the world, including picture messaging, are always free. Inbound calls are always free, regardless of where the caller is calling from.

This is particularly valuable for users who need a second phone line, travelers who want to avoid international roaming charges, people who want a burner number for privacy protection, or anyone using a Wi-Fi-only device (iPad, iPod Touch) who wants phone functionality without a cellular plan.

Talkatone is used by businesses and individuals ranging from startups to nonprofits to government organizations. Talkatone works with these users and organization types: Mid Size Business, Small Business, Enterprise, Freelance, Nonprofit, Government, and Startup.

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2. How Talkatone Works

Talkatone’s technology is built on VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) — the same underlying technology used by Skype, Zoom, WhatsApp, and other internet-based communication services. Instead of routing calls through traditional cellular towers, Talkatone transmits voice data as digital packets over the internet.

Here’s the simple breakdown of how it works:

1. Download and install the Talkatone app on your iOS or Android device (free from the App Store or Google Play)
2. Create a free account using your email address
3. Choose a free US phone number — Talkatone gives you a real US phone number with your choice of area code
4. Connect to Wi-Fi or cellular data — any internet connection works
5. Make and receive calls and texts — anyone can call or text your Talkatone number from any regular phone; you can call any US or Canada number

When you make a call, your voice is digitized, compressed, and transmitted over the internet to Talkatone’s servers, which route it to the recipient’s phone — whether they’re calling from a mobile phone, landline, or another VoIP service. The entire process happens in milliseconds.

Talkatone works on any cellular data or Wi-Fi service and allows users to call or text almost anyone in the world with a mobile device.

3. Key Features of Talkatone

📞 Free Calling to US and Canada

The headline feature: It gives unlimited free calling to USA and Canada. You can call any US or Canadian phone number — mobile or landline — without using cell minutes or paying per-call fees. This includes calling through Wi-Fi when traveling internationally, eliminating roaming charges entirely.

💬 Free Texting to US Numbers

Universal SMS and MMS are supported by all major U.S. cellular carriers with Talkatone. So it doesn’t matter if you’re texting your family or group chatting friends that don’t have the Talkatone app, you can still connect with them.

Talkatone supports both SMS (standard text) and MMS (picture messages), and group messaging — enabling group chats with people who don’t have the app.

📱 Free US Phone Number of Your Choice

This app allows you to choose a virtual phone number in the area code of your choice. After downloading, you select from available numbers in your preferred area code — giving you a real, working US phone number that functions just like a regular mobile number. You can even use this as a secondary line or a privacy-protecting burner number.

The app keeps your call and text history even when you change your number. Talkatone also offers a Burner Number feature — you can change your Talkatone phone number at any time for added privacy.

🔄 Call Forwarding

I like the call forwarding feature to make calls automatically forward to your regular phone number. Incoming calls to your Talkatone number can be forwarded to your regular cell number — ensuring you never miss a call even when the app isn’t actively open.

📧 Voicemail

Talkatone includes a built-in voicemail system. Callers who can’t reach you leave voicemails that you can play back within the app. It has a voicemail and everything. Voicemail transcription (converting voicemails to text) is available as a paid add-on.

🌍 International Calling

International calls are available — over 60 countries are supported so far — at enticingly low rates. For users traveling abroad, calling via Talkatone on a Wi-Fi signal with your mobile device removes the pain of enduring awful roaming charges. Talkatone offers per-minute international calling rates that are significantly lower than standard carrier roaming fees.

📸 Picture Messaging (MMS)

Send and receive picture messages to any US mobile number — not just Talkatone users. Standard MMS functionality including photos, GIFs, and images is included.

👥 Group Messaging

Create group conversations with multiple contacts, including people who don’t have the Talkatone app. Group messages are sent as standard SMS/MMS to non-Talkatone users and as in-app messages to Talkatone users.

🔇 No Cell Minutes Required

Call and text friends and family with Talkatone via WiFi or cell data; no cell minutes required. Turn your iPod or iPad into a phone (also available for Android). This is one of Talkatone’s most distinctive use cases — it transforms Wi-Fi-only devices (iPad, iPod Touch, tablets) into functional phones.

📲 Notifications and Background Operation

Push notifications alert you to incoming calls and messages. However, a big con is no push notifications so if someone calls me and Talkatone isn’t in the background I automatically miss that call — this is a recurring complaint in user reviews, particularly on Android. For the most reliable notifications, keeping the app running in the background or enabling background app refresh is recommended.

4. Talkatone Pricing Plans 2025

Talkatone operates on a freemium model — the core calling and texting functionality is free, with optional premium upgrades available.

Free Plan

Feature	Free Plan
Monthly Cost	$0
US & Canada Calls	✅ Unlimited
US Texting (SMS)	✅ Unlimited (fair use limits apply)
Picture Messaging	✅
Phone Number	✅ Free US number
Voicemail	✅ Basic
In-App Advertisements	✅ Yes (ads play during calls)
Emergency 911 Calls	❌ Not supported

Premium Plan

Feature	Premium Plan
Monthly Cost	$2.99/month
All Free Features	✅
In-App Advertisements	❌ Removed
Voicemail Transcription	✅
Priority Features	✅

Talkatone is absolutely awesome. For the cost of a Starbucks drink per month you get a permanent phone number, no ads, unlimited text and calling, all from your home wifi and anywhere you can get a good wifi connection.

Additional Paid Features

Beyond the Premium subscription, Talkatone offers several à la carte paid features:

• Permanent phone number reservation — prevent your number from being recycled if inactive
• Additional phone numbers — purchase additional US phone numbers
• International calling credits — top up credits for calls to countries beyond US/Canada
• Voicemail transcription — convert voicemails to text (included in Premium)

Fair Use Policy

An important caveat for the “unlimited” free plan: Their customer service has been in free-fall the past few years with automated replies that blame every fault on fair-use or bad user connections. Talkatone enforces a Fair Use Policy that limits excessive usage on the free plan — users who send very high volumes of texts or make extremely long calls may receive warnings or temporary restrictions. If your account is inactive for 30 days your phone number can be deactivated. This is one of the most important limitations to be aware of for users considering Talkatone as a primary line.

Number Permanence Warning

If your account is inactive for 30 days your phone number can be deactivated. To keep your Talkatone number active, you must use the app at least once every 30 days. Paying for Premium or a number reservation service prevents automatic deactivation. This policy has caused significant frustration for users who relied on their Talkatone number for business or advertising purposes and lost it due to inactivity.

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5. Getting Started with Talkatone

Download and Install

Yes, Talkatone has a mobile app for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Download from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android) — the app is free to download with no initial payment required.

Create Your Account

1. Open the Talkatone app
2. Tap “Sign Up”
3. Enter your email address and create a password
4. Agree to the terms and conditions and tap “Sign Up”
5. Verify your email address by clicking on the verification link sent to your inbox. Once your email address is verified, you can start using Talkatone to make calls and send texts.

Choose Your Free Phone Number

After account creation, Talkatone prompts you to select your free US phone number. You can filter by:

• State — choose the state where you want your area code
• Area Code — select from available area codes in your chosen state
• Number — Talkatone shows available numbers for you to choose from

Your selected number is immediately active and can receive calls and texts from any phone.

Interface Overview

Talkatone features a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to access all the essential features. Here’s a quick overview of the main sections of the Talkatone interface: Calls — this section allows you to make and receive calls using your Talkatone number. You can dial a number directly from the keypad or choose a contact from your address book. Texts — in the Texts section, you can send and receive text messages using your Talkatone number. Conversations are organized in a threaded view, making it easy to keep track of your messages.

6. Talkatone Pros and Cons

✅ Pros

• Genuinely free for basic use — unlimited calls and texts to US/Canada numbers at no cost; no credit card required to get started
• Works on Wi-Fi-only devices — transforms an iPod Touch, iPad, or Android tablet into a functional phone without a cellular plan
• Free US phone number of your choice — pick your area code; useful as a second line, privacy number, or burner number
• No app required for recipients — call or text any US/Canada number regardless of what app (or no app) they use
• International calling at low rates — significantly cheaper than carrier roaming fees for travelers
• Clear calls with no lag time — multiple App Store reviewers specifically praise call clarity
• Call forwarding — forward Talkatone calls to your regular phone number
• Works as a backup line — useful when primary carrier is unavailable
• Works well in emergency situations when regular phone service is unavailable
• Group messaging and MMS — picture messaging to both app and non-app users
• Affordable Premium upgrade — ad-free experience and voicemail transcription for just $2.99/month
• 4.7-star App Store rating from 42,800+ ratings — strong signal of user satisfaction among active users
• Simple setup — account creation and number selection takes under 5 minutes

❌ Cons

• Frequent connection issues — calls dropping or not being able to connect
• Poor customer support — generic responses and lack of assistance; email-only support with no phone contact available
• Texting limitations — including not receiving verification codes and character limits; many verification SMS (for bank accounts, social media, etc.) are blocked by Talkatone numbers, making the number unsuitable for 2FA verification
• App stability issues — including being signed out frequently
• Notification issues — requiring users to reopen the app to check for missed calls and messages
• Account termination without explanation — there are too many complaints from longtime customers that had their service disabled and will never know why since this company’s customer service is nonexistent
• Intrusive ads on the free plan — ads that blast over the speaker while talking on the phone; you can’t use the phone until the ad ends
• 30-day inactivity deactivation — your number is recycled if you don’t use the app for 30 days
• Fair use limits — accounts can be suspended for sending too many messages, despite the “unlimited” marketing claim
• No 911 emergency calling — there is no 911 dialing service with Talkatone. However, you can use your native smartphone cell service to call 911 if needed.
• Not suitable as a primary business line — lack of customer support and arbitrary account terminations make it unreliable for business-critical communication

7. Call Quality and Reliability

Call quality is where Talkatone’s user reviews divide most sharply. The experience ranges from excellent to frustrating, often depending on connection quality and usage patterns.

When Talkatone Shines

The conversations are so clear and no lag time. The app is designed well, the dialpad easy and big and quick. Definitely the best out there.

I’ve only been using this app for a month so far but have been very happy with this platform. It has worked seamlessly with no issues or bugs whatsoever.

On a stable Wi-Fi connection — particularly home broadband or a fast corporate network — Talkatone delivers call quality that users genuinely praise. Multiple App Store reviewers compare it favorably to traditional calling, particularly after Skype’s discontinuation pushed many users to find alternatives.

When Talkatone Struggles

Occasional disconnection issues and muffled sound are the most commonly cited technical complaints across review platforms.

Call quality is generally good when the app is functioning properly — the key qualifier being “when functioning properly.” On congested networks, weak Wi-Fi signals, or during peak usage periods, call drops and audio degradation are reported frequently.

The app’s reliance on your internet connection means that Talkatone’s quality ceiling is your connection quality. On gigabit home fiber, it sounds excellent. On airport Wi-Fi at 2 Mbps shared among hundreds of devices, it may struggle.

The Notification Problem

One technical issue that affects real-world usability significantly: no push notifications so if someone calls me and Talkatone isn’t in the background I automatically miss that call. This is a well-documented issue on Android particularly, where aggressive battery management kills background processes. On iOS, background app refresh settings can help, but notifications remain inconsistent for some users.

8. Talkatone vs. Competitors

Talkatone vs. TextNow

Feature	Talkatone	TextNow
Free US Calls	✅ Unlimited	✅ Unlimited
Free US Texts	✅	✅
Free Phone Number	✅	✅
Works Without SIM	✅	✅
911 Emergency Calls	❌	⚠️ (Enhanced 911 on paid)
International Calls	✅ Low rates	✅ Low rates
Ads on Free Plan	✅ (intrusive during calls)	✅ (less intrusive)
Customer Support	⚠️ Email only, slow	⚠️ Email only
iOS Rating	4.7/5 (42.8K)	4.5/5
Android Rating	4.1/5 (153K)	4.1/5
Account Termination Risk	⚠️ Reported frequently	Less frequent reports

Recent recommendations regarding this business include: “I recommend TextNow despite trackers. Talkatone has trackers too.”

The verdict: TextNow and Talkatone are very similar in core functionality. Talkatone has a slightly higher iOS App Store rating, but TextNow has a significantly larger user base, more transparent fair use policies, and fewer reports of arbitrary account terminations. For users who need reliable service as a primary second line, TextNow is generally considered more dependable.

Talkatone vs. Google Voice

Feature	Talkatone	Google Voice
Free US Calls	✅	✅
Free US Texts	✅	✅
Free Phone Number	✅	✅
International Calls	✅ (credits)	✅ (low rates)
Google Integration	❌	✅ Deep Google ecosystem integration
Number Porting	⚠️ Limited	✅
Web Browser Access	❌	✅ Full web app
Voicemail Transcription	✅ (paid)	✅ (free)
No-SIM Device Support	✅	✅
Customer Support	⚠️ Poor	⚠️ Self-service only
Data Privacy	⚠️ Third-party	⚠️ Google collects data

The verdict: Google Voice is generally a stronger choice for users in the Google ecosystem — it offers free voicemail transcription, a web browser interface, deeper integration with Android and Gmail, and better number porting. However, Google Voice is only available in the US and requires an existing US phone number to sign up. Talkatone is accessible to international users wanting a US number, making it the better choice for travelers and non-US residents.

Talkatone vs. WhatsApp

Feature	Talkatone	WhatsApp
Free Calls	✅ To any US/CA number	✅ App-to-app only
Non-App Recipients	✅ Any phone number	❌ WhatsApp users only
Free US Phone Number	✅	❌
International Reach	✅ 60+ countries	✅ 180+ countries
Video Calls	❌	✅
End-to-End Encryption	⚠️ Not specifically stated	✅
Business Tools	Limited	✅ WhatsApp Business

The verdict: WhatsApp wins for international app-to-app communication and privacy. Talkatone wins when you need to call or text real phone numbers — particularly in the US — without the recipient needing any app. They solve different problems and are often best used together.

9. Who Should Use Talkatone?

✅ Best For

• International travelers who want to call US numbers over Wi-Fi without paying carrier roaming fees — Talkatone is a worthy VoIP service that has saved people a lot of money for exactly this use case
• Wi-Fi-only device users — anyone with an iPod Touch, iPad, or Android tablet without a SIM card who wants phone capabilities. I’ve used my iPod touch as an extra phone for over a decade. When our local cellular was out of service, my wifi and iPod touch continued to provide excellent phone service!
• Privacy-conscious users needing a second number — use Talkatone for online forms, Craigslist listings, dating apps, or any situation where you don’t want to share your real number
• Budget-conscious users looking for a free backup phone line — particularly useful when your primary carrier is unavailable or between phone plans
• Expats and immigrants in the US who want to give family abroad a US number to call at local rates
• Casual secondary line users who don’t need the line to be 100% reliable every day

❌ Not Ideal For

• Primary business communication — I was with Talkatone for 3 years and was using it every day, as a main phone and for my business. Suddenly it stopped working and they disabled my account, although I was paying for my number to make sure I wouldn’t lose it randomly. The risk of arbitrary account termination makes Talkatone unsuitable for business-critical communication
• Two-factor authentication (2FA) — Talkatone numbers are VoIP numbers and are frequently blocked by banks, social media platforms, and other services for SMS verification codes
• Users who need 911 emergency access — Talkatone does not support emergency calling
• High-volume texters — the fair use policy can trigger account restrictions for users sending large volumes of messages
• Users who need consistent notifications — if you can’t afford to miss calls, Talkatone’s inconsistent notification behavior is a serious limitation
• Users who need reliable customer support — if something goes wrong with your account, be prepared for automated email responses and slow resolution

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10. User Experience and Interface

Talkatone features a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to access all the essential features. The app follows a familiar messaging app layout — bottom navigation with tabs for Calls, Texts, and Contacts, a prominent dialpad for outgoing calls, and a threaded conversation view for messages.

Simple setup process, allowing for quick access to calling and texting services — account creation and phone number selection takes under 5 minutes, and the app is immediately functional without any technical configuration.

The dialpad receives specific praise in reviews: the dialpad is easy and big and quick. Navigation between calls and messages is intuitive, and the contact integration pulls from your device’s address book.

However, the free plan’s ad experience is a significant UX negative. Advertising is not overly intrusive — a small price to pay for this free service according to some users, but others report a harsher experience: ads that interrupt calls and cannot be dismissed until they complete. The $2.99/month Premium plan eliminates ads entirely and is widely recommended for regular users.

The app’s notification and background behavior is its weakest UX point. Users experience problems with app stability, including being signed out frequently. On Android particularly, where background process management is more aggressive, the app may fail to ring for incoming calls if not recently opened. This is a known limitation that Talkatone has not fully resolved.

11. Privacy and Security

Talkatone is owned by Ooma — a publicly traded VoIP company with established security practices. However, a few privacy considerations are worth noting:

Data collection: Talkatone has trackers too — like most free apps, Talkatone collects usage data and may share it with third-party advertising partners, particularly on the free ad-supported tier.

No end-to-end encryption: Talkatone’s calls are encrypted in transit but do not use end-to-end encryption like WhatsApp or Signal — meaning call data passes through Talkatone’s servers in a readable format. For highly sensitive communications, a purpose-built secure calling app is more appropriate.

VoIP number risks: Talkatone numbers are VoIP numbers, which means they may be flagged as such by services that check number type. This limits their usefulness for SMS verification at financial institutions, some government services, and platforms that explicitly block VoIP numbers.

Account termination policy: Consumers are not pleased with Privacy and Data Security and Billing Practices. Multiple verified users report accounts being terminated without explanation and without recourse — a significant concern for users relying on their Talkatone number for any purpose that requires stability.

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12. Final Verdict

Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.2 / 5)

Category	Score
Core Functionality (Free Calls/Texts)	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5
Call Quality (on good connections)	⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 4/5
Ease of Use	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5
Free Plan Value	⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 4/5
Notification Reliability	⭐⭐½☆☆ 2.5/5
Customer Support	⭐☆☆☆☆ 1/5
Account Stability	⭐⭐☆☆☆ 2/5
Privacy & Security	⭐⭐⭐☆☆ 3/5
Value for Money (Premium)	⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 4/5

Talkatone occupies a genuinely useful niche in 2025: it’s the easiest, most accessible way to get a free US phone number and make unlimited calls to US and Canada numbers over Wi-Fi, with no cellular plan required. For travelers avoiding roaming charges, Wi-Fi-only device users, and people wanting a disposable second number for privacy protection, it delivers real value at zero cost.

In its current state, Talkatone is a companion you’ll want to have if you need free international communications over Wi-Fi. There is no cost to use or install Talkatone, and you can even search your free phone contacts and make calls without paying for a phone line or using data, as long as you are connected to Wi-Fi.

But Talkatone’s 2025 reality is more complicated than its 2015 reputation suggests. The pattern of arbitrary account terminations without explanation, combined with customer support that has been in free-fall the past few years with automated replies that blame every fault on fair-use or bad user connections, makes it unsuitable for any use case where reliability matters. The price level of this organization is high according to consumer reviews — particularly given these service reliability concerns.

Our recommendation: Talkatone is worth downloading for its specific use cases — particularly for travelers and Wi-Fi-device users — and is genuinely excellent for that niche. But treat it as a supplementary tool, never as a primary or business communication line. The 30-day inactivity deactivation policy, fair use limits, poor customer support, and history of unexplained account terminations make it too risky to rely on for anything important.

If you need a second number for occasional use, Talkatone’s free tier is hard to beat. If you need reliable second-line functionality for regular use or business purposes, Google Voice (US only) or TextNow offer more dependable alternatives with better track records for account stability.

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13. Frequently Asked Questions

Is Talkatone really free? Yes. Talkatone’s core features — unlimited calls and texts to US and Canada numbers, a free US phone number, and picture messaging — are genuinely free with no credit card required. The free plan is supported by in-app advertisements. The Premium plan at $2.99/month removes ads and adds voicemail transcription. Additional paid features include permanent number reservation and international calling credits.

Does Talkatone work without Wi-Fi? Yes. Talkatone works over both Wi-Fi and cellular data connections. You don’t need Wi-Fi specifically — any active internet connection (4G, 5G, LTE, or Wi-Fi) supports Talkatone calls and texts.

Can I use Talkatone to call internationally? International calls are available — over 60 countries are supported — at enticingly low rates. You need to purchase international calling credits within the app. Free Talkatone-to-Talkatone calls are available worldwide regardless of location.

Does Talkatone support 911 emergency calls? There is no 911 dialing service with Talkatone. However, you can use your native smartphone cell service to call 911 if needed. Talkatone should never be relied upon as your only means of calling emergency services.

Will Talkatone work for SMS verification codes? Often no. Talkatone provides VoIP numbers, which many services (banks, social media platforms, government services) explicitly block for SMS verification. If you need to receive verification codes via text, Talkatone is not reliable for this purpose.

Can I port my Talkatone number to another carrier? Talkatone has limited number porting capabilities. This is another reason to be cautious about relying on a Talkatone number for important accounts — if you decide to switch services, taking your number with you may be difficult.

What happens if my Talkatone account is inactive? If your account is inactive for 30 days, your phone number can be deactivated. To keep your number active, use the app at least once every 30 days. Paying for a number reservation service or the Premium plan provides additional protection against deactivation.

Is Talkatone better than Google Voice? It depends on your situation. Google Voice offers free voicemail transcription, a web app, better integration with Android and Gmail, and more reliable account stability — but requires a US phone number to sign up and is only available in the US. Talkatone is accessible globally, works without an existing phone number, and is better suited for travelers and international users wanting a US number.

Why was my Talkatone account suspended? There are too many complaints from longtime customers that had their service disabled and will never know why since this company’s customer service is nonexistent. Talkatone enforces a Fair Use Policy and may suspend accounts for activity it deems in violation — but its automated customer support often provides no specific explanation. This is one of the app’s most significant weaknesses and a primary reason it’s unsuitable for business-critical communication.

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