The secrets of using 112 on a mobile phone in an emergency, even though my phone is registered it's good to get a reminder from time to time
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XPZv_8dABfU
112, always good to jog your memory
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Re: 112, always good to jog your memory
Some of that is very useful. It's well worth registering via SMS.
But unless it's changed recently it's not the case that there is multi-network access for emergency calls in the uk.
I've said this before but it's good info. Get a Manx telecom £5 sim. On the mainland it will roam and use ANY available network for calls, texts and data. If there is a phone signal there you can use it.
Also consider getting a reconditioned Nokia brick as old phones have much stronger reception capacity than modern smart phones which are designed for an urban environment with a phone mast on every street corner.
But unless it's changed recently it's not the case that there is multi-network access for emergency calls in the uk.
I've said this before but it's good info. Get a Manx telecom £5 sim. On the mainland it will roam and use ANY available network for calls, texts and data. If there is a phone signal there you can use it.
Also consider getting a reconditioned Nokia brick as old phones have much stronger reception capacity than modern smart phones which are designed for an urban environment with a phone mast on every street corner.
