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To be fair it is my phone, so I kinda expect to be able to use it however I want. If I want to overwrite these numbers I should be able to. I don't see why Goo
by herbst 5y ago
To be fair it is my phone, so I kinda expect to be able to use it however I want. If I want to overwrite these numbers I should be able to.
I don't see why Google is to blame here
- codyogden 5y agoThis is probably the most preposterous take I’ve seen about this situation. “It’s my phone!! If I want to disable 911, I should be able to!!!” What ridiculousness! There are so many regulated, built-in fallbacks to ensure anyone can reach emergency services from any cellular device that is within any network range. You don’t need a SIM, an active plan, and you don’t even need to unlock the phone first. Google should be handling emergency services calls on the cellular network, and should have always prevented any third-party software from interfering.