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As someone who makes between 25 and 50 phone calls on an average day, it’s a minor annoyance. I receive and make about 1-2 accidental calls a week, it hasn’t be

As someone who makes between 25 and 50 phone calls on an average day, it’s a minor annoyance. I receive and make about 1-2 accidental calls a week, it hasn’t been a big deal for me.

robomartin 2y ago
> I receive and make about 1-2 accidental calls a week, it hasn’t been a big deal for me. A couple of accidental calls a week is too much when you are dealing with people across many time zones. You don't want to call the CEO of a company is Dubai at 3 AM because your phone is too stupid to prevent this from happening when the person you were speaking to locally ended the call ten milliseconds before you. I'm happy to hear this isn't a problem for you. Good. Please don't assume the same is the case for others. A google search easily reveals this isn't just "ranting" as another comment put it. This issue can make you look unprofessional and even inconsiderate. The person you woke up in New York, London, Singapore or Buenos Aires isn't going to think "this only happens a few times a month". Again, I tend to deal with executives from mid to large enterprises world wide. I do not ever want to call any one of them by accident. My US $1,500 phone should be able to make this possible while not completely destroying other usability elements. As I said in my post, the solutions are not complex at all. No need to train a new AI agent or anything like that. Just some sensible rules and time-based settings takes care of it.
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