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Originally Posted by yensed
I'm having a scary "problem" with my Virgin Mobile Slice.. There have been many occasions where I have pulled my phone out of my pocket and a list titled "Emergency Call" was being displayed. This list contained 3 contacts: (1 911 (2 *911 (3 #911 . The only times the list has ever came up is when Key Guard was turned On. On 2 occasions 911 was accidentally Called. Thankfully each time I heard the phone make a noise and I was able to hang it up before it actually connected.. I called Virgin Mobile about it on many occasions and not a single person I talked to had ever heard of this problem. They concluded I must have a faulty phone and they sent me a New Slice. Well no less then 2 hours after activating my new phone and Re-Entering all my contacts, the list pops up again. So I figured there must be some combo of numbers getting entered causing this to happen. After about 45Mins of entering in random combos, I finally figure it out. If the Green Call Button gets held down for 1 second when Key Guard is turned on, the list automatically pops up every time... I'm wondering if anyone else with a Slice could see if their phone does this too. The instructions are easy. Lock Phone Using *(star) Button. Wait 3-5 seconds and hold down the Green Call Button. The "Emergency Call" list should display.. I personally think this is an important issue that Virgin Mobile should be investigating, But they don't seem to think so.. I took a picture of what the list looks like on my phone.
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Originally Posted by mmiller2002
Do you carrry stuff in your pocket with the phone?
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Originally Posted by ryanroma
To access keyguard, you just press the * key down for i believe 3 seconds.
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Originally Posted by yensed
Rarely I'll put my wallet in the same pocket as my phone. But I've had this happen even when it was the only thing in my pocket. All it takes is a little amount of pressure put on the call button. And if it gets pressed twice, it calls 911.
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Originally Posted by ryanroma
But anyways, call this number:
800-229-1235 |
... Thank You guys/gals for testing this on your phones. It helps being able to say other peoples Slices do this as well. I Appreciate it
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Originally Posted by iansltx
Hmmm...couldn't this actually have been a feature rather than a misstep by UTStarCom? As in they planned the software that way so if little kiddos with their Slice ever needed to call 911 it'd work when they most needed it
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Originally Posted by iansltx
Hmmm...couldn't this actually have been a feature rather than a misstep by UTStarCom? As in they planned the software that way so if little kiddos with their Slice ever needed to call 911 it'd work when they most needed it? But I agree, if not documented anywhere, it's a hindrance rather than a help...ech...
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Originally Posted by idbl_fanatic
It IS documented......Page 33
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Originally Posted by ryanroma
I don't know about you, but I'm returning mine and getting a Slider Sonic. It's a camera phone, it's a slide style phone(can't dial numbers on accident) I've had one from amp'd, and it was awesome. You can connect it to your computer with the included usb cable and put ringtones and wallpapers, games, music etc and you can put a microSD card in to increase the memory. I only got rid of Amp'd Mobile because they treated me like sh!ite and stole $15 off of my account.
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. VM still offers the best service at the best price.
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