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I've considered it. Important-but-not-emergency calls would theoretically go to voicemail where they can leave a message. I would worry about missing calls that
by nkrisc 9y ago
I've considered it. Important-but-not-emergency calls would theoretically go to voicemail where they can leave a message. I would worry about missing calls that really are emergencies though. This is why I haven't done such a thing.
Perhaps there would be an override if they kept calling back.
- gowld 9y agoWhat's wrong with emergency calls going to voicemail, for your personal line when you aren't an onduty first-responder? Would you also take your phone into the shower with you so you don't miss a potential call?
- nkrisc 9y ago> What's wrong with emergency calls going to voicemail, for your personal line when you aren't an onduty first-responder? If I'm available I don't want to wait to find out a family member was in an accident or something. > Would you also take your phone into the shower with you so you don't miss a potential call? No, because I'm in the shower for less than 10 minutes. If some kind of emergency unfortunately happens while I'm in the shower then I guess I'll just have to find out after my shower. I can live with that.