El Friday 04 April 2008 13:51:57 Paul Kyzivat escribió: > In a word - NO. > > This is a policy thing, so you can't assume anything. (The impression > the callee wants to give to the caller is governed by sociology, not > standards.) > > Do Not Disturb is a feature, or perhaps a number of different features. > The user of the feature may have his own idea of the impression he wants > to convey to the caller. At least the following are possible: > > - 480: I want the caller to think I have my phone OFF > or otherwise unreachable > > - 403: I want the caller to know I'm refusing him now > > - 486: I want the caller to think I am busy. > > - 180 (without ringing my phone): I want the caller to think > I am not near my phone. > > IMO the caller should not be trying to figure out if the response is > DND. It should simply be reflecting the response it got back to its user.
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