"Push Ringer" Forces Your Friends to Hear Your Tunes
Does anyone know...
[] Would this feature work on someone else's phone if that phone, for whatever reason, won't allow the setting of mp3s as ringtones (i.e. Sidekicks)?
[] If there will be a way to disable the possibility of an at-work prank (other than turning your phone off)?
[] Who controls the volume of this feature (the caller or the receiver)?
[] What kind of charges would be accumulated from using this service (per-push, per-tone, etc.)?
[] If there will be a way to disable the possibility of an at-work prank (other than turning your phone off)?
[] Who controls the volume of this feature (the caller or the receiver)?
[] What kind of charges would be accumulated from using this service (per-push, per-tone, etc.)?
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Dre said:
[] Would this feature work on someone else's phone if that phone, for whatever reason, won't allow the setting of mp3s as ringtones (i.e. Sidekicks)?
[] If there will be a way to disable the possibility of an at-work prank (other than turning your phone off)?
[] Who controls the volume of this feature (the caller or the receiver)?
[] What kind of charges would be accumulated from using this service (per-push, per-tone, etc.)?
Opinions/Answers to some of your questions:
I hope there's a way to disable it at work. My friend has a ringer where it's just a woman moaning. a very... happy moaning. i know that no one needs something like that coming thru during work!
as for who contro...
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Hahahaha, right .. I was actually thinking of someone sending a moaning woman tone to me while at one of my jobs and ... well, that wouldn't make for a fun time (maybe with friends, it would be hilarious, but not on the job).
I'd assume it would be the recipient's phone settings that SHOULD control the volume of the ring, but if the person sending a call can control the ringtone, (s)he might also be able to control the volume of said ringtone.
I'm PRETTY sure no one would make the recipient of a ringtone pay for usage of the ringtone, but you'd also think that about TEXT MESSAGES, so I don't know which way this one would go.
I'd assume it would be the recipient's phone settings that SHOULD control the volume of the ring, but if the person sending a call can control the ringtone, (s)he might also be able to control the volume of said ringtone.
I'm PRETTY sure no one would make the recipient of a ringtone pay for usage of the ringtone, but you'd also think that about TEXT MESSAGES, so I don't know which way this one would go.
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