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I'm sure Google has more testing for 911 than you have. There are billions of devices running on Android.

• baq 5y ago
  and yet, here we are. google is trying to play down a monumental f-up of their own doing in allowing an app to hijack (and ignore) 911.
  • Thaxll 5y ago
    Where are they playing it down? I know it's easy to blame compagnies. OP open a post on reddit saying that 911 does not work, did he contacted Google support? No. There is most likely an issue but we don't really know what it is. how do you know it's not on the Verizon side? Most likely half the 911 calls in the US are made from Android phones and we never heard of common issues.
    • baq 5y ago
      any response other than 'this is a bug in android and we are working 24/7 to release a fix' is playing it down. this is the emergency number. kids in kindergartens learn songs about calling 911 or 112. i know it isn't a verizon problem, because google tried to blame teams.
      • Thaxll 5y ago
        "Because this issue impacts emergency calling, both Google and Microsoft are heavily prioritizing the issue," I don't know your definition of playing it down.
    • popcube 5y ago
      from post: "I also contacted Google already, but haven't heard back. Also shout-out to whoever pointed me to the FCC as I'm filing the too. Google Support reached out to me through here -" (not contain all sentences) he had contacted Google support, but unfortunately, he do not get response now.