3 ms·
What if the callee has their phone on silent? j/k The "ringer" tone is to let you know the call is going through, and in the case of you calling a cell phone,
by jwcacces 14y ago
What if the callee has their phone on silent?
j/k
The "ringer" tone is to let you know the call is going through, and in the case of you calling a cell phone, that the network is trying to connect to your callee.
A cell phone gets a signal to play it's ringtone, not a "ring now"..."ring now"... on / off signal. Did you expect to hear my ringtone on your end?
- ultimoo 14y agoI said 'ringer-tone' and not ringtone. Please read comments or posts carefully before commenting replies and 'j/k's. I also recommend that you read the community guidelines here -- http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html