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[Christian Dywan <christian@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

As you're looking into it, please consider making this discoverable - on Android I only found out by guessing that I can long-press the * and # buttons. Not to mention nothing tells you how to use these special symbols.
Maybe the buttons can have a second label saying "pause" and "send"? Or a little overview like Unity's hotkeys screen.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1308068

Title:
  Capability to automatically dial extensions is missing

Status in dialer-app package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  GSM phones support dialling strings that include DTMF digits that are
  sent after the call is answered. This is useful when the call is
  answered by a PBX. There are two possibilities:

  1.- Sending the digits with a pause of 3 seconds after the call has been answered. The functionality is described in TS 22.101, section A.21.
  2.- Letting the user send the digits after the call has been answered pressing again the send button. I have not found this specified, but seems to be supported in most phones.

  First option is shown with a ',' character in Android and iPhones or
  with 'p' in other phones. Example: 65423211,34 or 65423211p34, which
  will send DTMF digits 3 and 4 three seconds after 65423211 answers the
  call. My Android phone waits 2 seconds instead of 3, but that does not
  really comply with TS 22.101.

  Second option is shown with a ';' character in Android and iPhones or
  with 'w' in other phones. Example: 65423211;34 or 65423211w34, which
  will send DTMF digits 3 and 4 when the user presses the send button
  for the second time (after 65423211 answers the call).

  Note that these special digits can be stored in the phone book.

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