Scarlet R. | Test dialing the emergency number on the iPhone4 with no service @scarletr.7753 | Uploaded December 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This video is part of a large (technical) blog update, which you can find here: koudekaas.blogspot.com/2019/02/part-4-with-latest-updates-on.html Please read the full story there, for better context.
Power-Pixie purchased the same iPhone4 model which Kris used. Here he tested dialing the emergency number on the iPhone with no service shows. The video shows how to make an emergency call with it, without entering a passcode, without a SIM card inserted and without Wi-Fi or a means to connect to the network. "I tapped 112 from the call history again. It started with the same message "Emergency Call - calling..." and then it connected!!! I heard a voice on the other end of the line that announced they were emergency services and what is my emergency. Since I did not expect to connect and it was not on speaker phone, I froze in surprise and 30 seconds later the call was disconnected. I feel like a total schmuck now. Maybe they will think it was pocket-dialed since only the hum of my heater can be heard. But anyways, IT CONNECTED on a second try, with an old, disconnected SIM card in the phone**, with 3G turned OFF and after unlocking the SIM (not that unlocking the SIM needed to be done). I did not see the 112 call logged on my laptop screen unlike the "call failed" message. I don't know why at this point."
For us, this sheds a very different light on the usage of the iPhone during the first eleven days of their disappearance, especially the 2nd day. Read further in my full blog update about the camera, the phones and the night photos here: koudekaas.blogspot.com/2019/02/part-4-with-latest-updates-on.html
This video is part of a large (technical) blog update, which you can find here: koudekaas.blogspot.com/2019/02/part-4-with-latest-updates-on.html Please read the full story there, for better context.
Power-Pixie purchased the same iPhone4 model which Kris used. Here he tested dialing the emergency number on the iPhone with no service shows. The video shows how to make an emergency call with it, without entering a passcode, without a SIM card inserted and without Wi-Fi or a means to connect to the network. "I tapped 112 from the call history again. It started with the same message "Emergency Call - calling..." and then it connected!!! I heard a voice on the other end of the line that announced they were emergency services and what is my emergency. Since I did not expect to connect and it was not on speaker phone, I froze in surprise and 30 seconds later the call was disconnected. I feel like a total schmuck now. Maybe they will think it was pocket-dialed since only the hum of my heater can be heard. But anyways, IT CONNECTED on a second try, with an old, disconnected SIM card in the phone**, with 3G turned OFF and after unlocking the SIM (not that unlocking the SIM needed to be done). I did not see the 112 call logged on my laptop screen unlike the "call failed" message. I don't know why at this point."
For us, this sheds a very different light on the usage of the iPhone during the first eleven days of their disappearance, especially the 2nd day. Read further in my full blog update about the camera, the phones and the night photos here: koudekaas.blogspot.com/2019/02/part-4-with-latest-updates-on.html
