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as my locked phone in my rucksack decided to call 999 yesterday afternoon 😳
i only had a clue about it as i started hearing an amplified voice coming from somewhere (i thought it was a display stand that was on the caen hill locks at first).
i eventually sussed that it was my phone (locked) ringing 999 😳
this is the second time it has done it (both times my phone was meant to be locked 😕
so i would like to apologise to them for wasting their time (not intentionally) i really didn't mean to.
i plan on returning it and getting a clamshell one from tesco (if i can return it after 4-5 months.
You should really ring them up personally to apologise.
Check your recently dialled numbers if you need the number.
😉
Most locked phones allow you to bypass the lock only for the purposes of making embarrassing accidental calls to the emergency services...
For this reason I had a clam or slide phone for most of my quite hazey 20s... It was the only way to be sure.
Back when I had a regular Nokia, probably a 3210, my phone rang, and it was a 999 person, asking if I'd called them. I couldn't understand why they were asking, because my phone was locked, until they said that 999 calls can override the key lock... 😳
I was [i]very[/i] apologetic.
I thought this was going to be more of a confessional
This happened to me recently. I have since started to turn my phone off while cycling until I need it or put it in my lunch box (It's a Thomas the tank one if anyone is wondering).
Most locked phones allow you to bypass the lock only for the purposes of making embarrassing accidental calls to the emergency services...
So it does, just tried. 😀