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There's a very simple solution to this problem: the cell phone user should politely walk out of the classroom and take the call outside the door. It sounds lik
by humbledrone 14y ago
There's a very simple solution to this problem: the cell phone user should politely walk out of the classroom and take the call outside the door. It sounds like the student in question took the call right in the classroom, which is rude regardless of the setting. Imagine taking a call in the middle of a meeting, in a conference room!
- joezydeco 14y agoI really would like the ability to answer my phone with some kind of recorded message that would then go to hold. Lots of times I'd like to talk to the caller, but don't want to start talking until I'm out of the room and/or earshot. Does this exist?
- humbledrone 14y agoI'm not sure about the recorded-message-then-hold thing, but Android 4.0 has a feature where when there's an incoming call, the user can hang up, answer the call, or quickly choose from a few configurable text messages to send the caller (which also hangs up the call). You could set one of those canned messages to say "Hey, I can't take your call at my present location, I will call you back in 1 minute." Not perfect, but pretty useful.