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My Nokia 3310 could do that. This actually answers the call and asks the caller what they want, it then rings if the call seems legit.
by zamalek 2y ago
My Nokia 3310 could do that. This actually answers the call and asks the caller what they want, it then rings if the call seems legit.
- ornornor 2y agoHow did that work?
- zamalek 2y agoIt simply rejected calls that lacked caller ID, which is what I assume the GP meant by unknown callers. It wasn't only Nokia either, every single phone that I have ever owned has been able to do this. Its right there alongside novel features such as "sending a text" or "making a phone call." If you meant the Pixel feature then there are probably lots of videos and posts covering it.
- ornornor 2y ago> This actually answers the call and asks the caller what they want, it then rings if the call seems legit. I thought you meant you could do that on your OG 3310 so I was curious.