CLIR definition

CLIR restriction of the caller's line identification. Where the technical requirements allow it and provided that the Customer's mobile communication device supports this functionality, the Customer receiving the call will see the caller's telephone number appear on the screen of his device (CLIP), on condition that the caller has not restricted this feature (CLIR). If the call originates from another Network, the caller's number is only displayed if operators of the other networks concerned authorize the transmission of said number. The Customer can refuse to have his telephone number displayed (CLIR) when concluding the Agreement or at any time thereafter by contacting Proximus Customer Service (this means that the Customer can switch from having his telephone number permanently displayed to having it permanently restricted (CLIR) and vice versa, free of charge and at any time). The CLIR function does not work with SMS or MMS messages. When a call is forwarded or transferred, the last person called (i.e. the person to whom the call was forwarded) will see the telephone number of the initial caller appear on the screen of his mobile communication device. The telephone number of a caller calling the 100, 101, 102, 110 and 112 emergency services is automatically displayed to the latter even if the caller has restricted the display of his telephone number.
CLIR restriction of the caller's line identification. Where the technical conditions allow it and provided that the Customer's mobile communication device supports this functionality, the Customer receiving the call will see the caller's telephone number appear on the screen of his device (CLIP), on condition that the caller has not restricted this feature (CLIR). If the call originates from another network, the caller's number is only displayed if the operators of the other networks involved authorize the transmission of said number. The Customer can refuse to have his/her telephone number displayed (CLIR) when concluding the PROXIMUS contract or any time thereafter by contacting PROXIMUS Customer service (this means that the Customer can change from having his telephone number permanently displayed to having it permanently restricted (CLIR) and vice versa, free of charge and at any time). The CLIR function does not work with SMS or MMS. When a call is forwarded or transferred, the last person called (i.e. the person to whom the call was forwarded) will see the telephone number of the initial caller appear on the screen of his/her mobile communication device. The telephone number of a caller calling the 100, 101, 102, 110 and 112 emergency services is automatically displayed to the latter even if the caller has restricted the display of his/her telephone number.
CLIR means Calling Line Identification Restriction, which is a standardized field within the SIP call setup messages protocol that is exchanged between the customer PBX and BT One Voice.

Examples of CLIR in a sentence

  • While providing CLIR facility to subscriber, it shall be ensured that the CLI is carried from end to end on the network.

  • Due verification for the reason of demanding the CLIR, must be done before provision of the facility.

  • Verizon enables Customer to prevent, or control, the presentation of its outbound Caller ID information to call recipients through the Calling Line Presentation (CLIP) and Calling Line Restriction (CLIR) features.

  • The subscribers having CLIR should be listed in a password protected website with their complete address and details so that authorized Government agencies can view or download for detection and investigation of misuse.

  • However, CLIR must not be provided in case of bulk connections, call centres, telemarketing services.

  • In particular, Customer will (i) upon terminating a call to the end user, show the CLI when the caller opted for CLIP and block CLI presentation when the caller opted for CLIR, and (ii) keep CLI information confidential and only make use of CLI information for the purpose of providing a telecommunication service (call conveyance, operator assistance, emergency services, customer care, billing and managing the network).

  • Where you do not choose CLIR, your number may be displayed to the person you have called.

  • CLIR reserves the right to approve, or withhold approval, in advance of any proposed transfer or assignment of the Project (or any part thereof) or any of the Digital Copies, which approval will not be unreasonably withheld.

  • SHORTENED NAME OF INSTITUTION acknowledges and agrees that, to the best of its knowledge, neither CLIR nor the Foundation will derive any direct or indirect financial benefit from the Project, the Content, or the Digital Copies, and that CLIR and the Foundation have no right or ability to supervise or control the implementation and uses of the Project, the Content, or the Digital Copies (other than the right to approve pricing, transfer, and assignment as set forth in paragraphs 6 and 7).

  • For purposes of clarification, the license granted to CLIR in this paragraph 4 does not include a license to the Content.


More Definitions of CLIR

CLIR means calling line identification restriction, identified by ITU as a supplementary service offered to the calling party to restrict presentation of the calling party’s ISDN-number and sub- address to the called party.
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CLIR. Calling Line Identification Restriction.
CLIR means Calling Line Identification Restriction.

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