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Latency Jitter

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Definition of “Latency Jitter” :

“Latency Jitter” refers to the variability in time delay experienced by packets of data as they travel across a network. It can cause inconsistent data transfer speeds and disrupt real-time applications like video streaming or online gaming.

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