Calling Number Display Sample Clauses

The Calling Number Display clause governs the presentation of the caller's phone number to the recipient during a telephone call. Typically, this clause specifies whether the calling party's number will be shown, withheld, or managed according to certain privacy or regulatory requirements. For example, it may require that the caller's number is always displayed unless the caller has taken steps to block it, or it may outline exceptions for law enforcement or emergency services. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and privacy in telecommunications by clearly defining how and when calling numbers are displayed to call recipients.
Calling Number Display. (a) You agree that Your Mobile Number will be sent to, and may be visible to, each person You make a call or communicate with. You can choose to deactivate calling number display either: i. through a function on Your Mobile Phone (if it has the necessary technical capability); or ii. on a call-by-ball basis, by dialling #31# before You dial a number, and We will pass that preference to the network operator of the person you are communicating with . We cannot guarantee that the other network will ensure Your Mobile Number is blocked and not displayed to the other person. (b) When you contact Customer Care we will be able to view Your Mobile Number even if you have chosen to deactivate calling number display. (c) You agree that You understand that Your Mobile Number will be sent to, and will be visible on the screen of, the phone of each person You send a TXT message, PXTTM or Video PXTTM to, and that the sending of Your Mobile Number with TXT messages, PXTTM or Video PXTTM cannot be deactivated. (d) You agree that You understand that Your Mobile Number will be sent to, and will be visible to the emergency call person and emergency services operators when you call emergency service numbers (000 (Triple-Zero), 106 or 112) on a mobile phone linked to a Vodafone Mobile Service, and that the sending of Your Mobile Number to the emergency call person and emergency services cannot be deactivated.
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Calling Number Display. If you choose to present your telephone number to the receiving party of a telephone call, then be aware that: (a) the receiving party will know your telephone number; (b) you may present or withhold your CLI on a per call basis (the default state of CLI presentation is 'Off' although you may change this setting via the “Toolbox” located on our Website); (c) you can change your default calling number display at any time using the instructions available on our Website; and (d) regardless of your calling number display status, emergency services will always see your telephone number.
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Calling Number Display. (a) You agree that You understand that Your Mobile Number will be sent to, and will be visible on the screen of, the phone of each person You make a voice or data call to, unless You deactivate calling number display either: 🞄 through a function on Your Mobile Phone (if it has the necessary technical capability); or 🞄 on a call-by-ball basis, by dialling 1831 before You dial a number. (b) You agree that You understand that Your Mobile Number will be sent to, and will be visible on the screen of, the phone of each person You send a TXT message, PXT™ or Video PXT™ to, and that the sending of Your Mobile Number with TXT messages, PXT™ or Video PXT™ cannot be deactivated. (c) You agree that You understand that Your Mobile Number will be sent to, and will be visible to the emergency call person and emergency services operators when you call emergency service numbers (000 (Triple-Zero), 106 or 112), and that the sending of Your Mobile Number to the emergency call person and emergency services cannot be deactivated.
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Calling Number Display. If you choose to present your telephone number to the receiving party of a telephone call, then be aware that:
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