"Kathi Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I really don't see the problem with 911 services. Isn't there another emergency number that one can use in emergencies? I would surmise that the 911 issue is a smokescreen put up by corporate interests that are threatened by wide band telephones.
Some early users of VoIP in California found that when they dialed 911, they were connected with the nearest California Highway Patrol station. If you were having a heart attack, I think you'd find the minutes wasted transferring your call to the correct emergency service to be a big problem.
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