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But the first call would ring then.

• theclaw 9y ago
  No, the two calls are dialled concurrently with a skew such that call A finishes dialling moments before call B. Call B immediately goes to voicemail because the line is locked setting up call A. Call A disconnects before the phone starts to ring, but after the network has routed call B to voicemail. Edit: clarified.
  • manquer 9y ago
    this can then be easily fixed by the networks. Delay the second call request until the first call actually rings.