Thought Trigger:
An anonymous phone call on a sleepy Saturday morning
Thought:
Why do phone companies relay only the telephone number to your cell phones? Why don’t they send both the number and the registered name of the person or organization?
This way if you have not set an alias for that number in your address book or the number is anonymous, the phone will display registered name.
An anonymous phone call on a sleepy Saturday morning
Thought:
Why do phone companies relay only the telephone number to your cell phones? Why don’t they send both the number and the registered name of the person or organization?
This way if you have not set an alias for that number in your address book or the number is anonymous, the phone will display registered name.
Imagine life if something like this would flash on your screen as it rings:
- AT&T Customer Service
- AT&T Late Payment
- Payphone on 1st street, San Jose, CA
- Telemarketer - InsuranceCompany
- Mr John Stevenson
- Makes life easier for late sleepers and sleep catchers
- Helps call screening. There may be 1 in 100 anonymous calls that you would want to answer immediately, 10 in 100 later and 89 in 100 never. Don’t confuse this with the telemarketers because you can always use the government mandate of “Do-Not-Disturb” or “Do-Not-Call” feature of your service provider
Disadvantage:
- I can hardly think of any
4 comments:
Caller id feature is already available with ATT.
Hi Navdeep,
Thank you for reading and leaving behind a comment. Just wanted to confirm when you say caller id do you mean the "name" of the person/organization calling you whose number you dont already have?
yes
i think i am going to try that. i havent seen this happening yet on my phone may because it is running an older OS.
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