Hello Everyone! I've been doing some checking with other communications programs about their "Do Not Disturb" feature. I see that Skype in it's "Do Not Disturb" mode send callers to VM. I see in Phoner-Lite that the "Do Not Disturb" mode sends callers to VM. I see Google Hangouts and Google Voice both send callers to VM when you don't want to be called and would prefer VM. Why has Linphone broken such a necessary feature?
I see it this way: 1. It's 3am and a wrong number calls. You don't want to be "harsh" to the "wrong number" so your Linphone rings. 2. You want to make outgoing calls to check your data but want incoming calls sent to VM because you are in a meeting and don't want your phone ringing on your laptop while you are doing a slide show. 3. You want to see someone's "presence" without having to receive incoming calls. With the current version (3.10.2) in order to send calls to VM you must go offline. This pretty much goes against the way all the other clients handle "DND". -- John Perry Running Linphone 3.9.1 Why 3.9.1? "Do Not Disturb" is incorrectly implemented in later versions. _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list Linphone-users@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users