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Really? Let's just hope nothing happens that requires someone to call 911 around you, finding themselves unable to and having emergency services be delayed.

• nkozyra 12y ago
  Well that's taking it rather seriously. I had no intent of taking it to the level this guy did and merely wanted to experiment with it. :shrug:
  • PhasmaFelis 12y ago
    So if you get someone killed by blocking their 911 access, it's not your fault if you weren't serious.
    • nkozyra 12y ago
      Indeed. The odds of this happening are exponentially lower than causing a fatal accident by checking your phone in your car, but I appreciate the forced aghast sentiment expressed here.
• DanBC 12y ago
  You don't have to leave the jammer turned on. You just pulse them on every now and then. That drops all the calls. Keep doing it for a few minutes and people give up using their devices.
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  • iLoch 12y ago
    "Hello? Emergency services? Someone is having a heart attack. The address i--"