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Re: [Design] The "Don't Bug Me Unless You Have a Super Reason" Use Case. Anticipated?

 

>
> There's no idea in Randall's email.  If a user doesn't want to be
> disturbed by incoming calls, he should mute his phone.  The essay in the
> link complained that his phone showed 20 missed calls.  In that case, the
> user should activate airplane mode.


Randall's stated goal is that he doesn't want others to call him on the
> phone unless they've scheduled in advance, and the way you enforce that is
> to turn on your phone 5 minutes before the scheduled time.
>

I'm honestly not sure you understand the use case.

What Randall and the essay guy are proposing is to have a list of  accepted
contacts for a certain phone profile. Say I'm at work, I only want to
recieve calls from my girlfriend and mum and maybe some call that that I
have scheduled in my calendar. All the the others can be either rejected,
or rejected and smsd or something.

I'm pretty sure I saw that on my dad's old Nokia (6303, Symbian).



Zisu Andrei


On 26 June 2013 06:56, Nathan Haines <nhaines@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On 06/25/2013 10:46 PM, Cyrille Ngassam Nkwenga wrote:
>
>> Nathan Haines: your answer is very aggressive, what was wrong with the
>> idea Randal proposed?
>>
>
> There's no idea in Randall's email.  If a user doesn't want to be
> disturbed by incoming calls, he should mute his phone.  The essay in the
> link complained that his phone showed 20 missed calls.  In that case, the
> user should activate airplane mode.  Those are compelling, existing
> solutions to the use cases Randall mentioned and are available across every
> mobile phone in existence.
>
> Randall's stated goal is that he doesn't want others to call him on the
> phone unless they've scheduled in advance, and the way you enforce that is
> to turn on your phone 5 minutes before the scheduled time.
>
> Solutions such as Timeriffic are wonderful, but Randall has already stated
> that they do not solve his problem.  In that case, deactivating the phone
> will.
>
>
> Regards,
> Nathan
>
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