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This is genuinely pretty shocking to me. Would e.g. the person calling from the school about your kid getting hurt during recess just hang up and assume you'll
by zamadatix 3y ago
This is genuinely pretty shocking to me. Would e.g. the person calling from the school about your kid getting hurt during recess just hang up and assume you'll call back immediately during the workday on the basis you had a missed call?
If you mean for people you have relations with (friends/family/coworkers) most here gave up memorizing numbers a long time ago and none of those would show as an unknown number. This is common enough here in the US that the iPhone has a built in feature to only ring for known contacts and for unknowns only notify voicemails.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoDoes anyone still has voicemail enabled in the first place? Can't remember the last time I was connected to one. Can't remember last time I had one attached to my number either. (Geo context: Poland, EU)
- wlll 3y agoUK here, called my phone company many many years ago and had them disable voicemail. It's now impossible to leave me a voicemail. It's fantastic. In all those years I've never (that I know of) missed an important call, people call back if they need to.
- mastazi 3y agoIf you don't have voicemail, they will send you an SMS. Parent's main point IMO was that if the call was really something important, the person on the other end will leave a message of some sort.