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Basic Operation
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■ Emergency call location notification
If you make an emergency call to the police, fire
station or Regional Coast Guard Headquarters, your
current location (GPS information) will be transmitted
to the agency receiving the emergency call.
• In this section, the police (110), fire station (119)
and Regional Coast Guard Headquarters (118)
are collectively referred to as the emergency call
receiving agency.
• Use au's VoLTE (LTE network) to connect to
Japanese emergency services. You cannot use 3G
(call switching network) to connect to emergency
services.
• This feature may not yet be available at some
emergency call receiving agencies.
• If you add "184" before the emergency call number
110/119/118, the emergency call receiving
agency will not be notified of your location and
phone number.
• In places where signal reception from GPS
satellites or a base station is relatively poor, such
as in an underground mall, inside a building or
behind a tall building, the emergency call receiving
agency may be notified of some other place
different from your actual location.
• When GPS cannot be used to notify of your
location, base station signal is used instead.
• When making an emergency call to the police, fire
station or Regional Coast Guard Headquarters,
always confirm where you are, and tell them your
exact location on the phone. Note that depending
on the area where you are calling, your call may not
be connected to the agency having jurisdiction over
that area.
• If the emergency call receiving agency determines
that human lives and health are in danger, they will
be able to acquire the caller's location information
during the call or within a certain period of time
after the call.
• If you make an emergency call with call reject set,
the call reject setting is automatically turned off so
that the emergency services can contact you.
