👉 Unshortened is a term used in computer networking to describe an interface protocol that allows data packets to be compressed and sent over a network without losing any of their integrity. This means that the original length of each packet can be reduced, which can reduce the size of the packet and improve the speed at which it is transmitted. Unshortened protocols are commonly used in high-speed networks such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and 4G LTE for reducing data transmission time and bandwidth usage.
