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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 28, 2012
Filed:
Mar. 21, 2012
Maiyuran Wijayanathan, Waterloo, CA;
Noushad Naqvi, Waterloo, CA;
Ingo W. Weigele, Waterloo, CA;
Research In Motion Limited, Waterloo, Ontario, CA;
Abstract
A communication device receives an incoming call message for an incoming call. The incoming call message has data indications indicating whether the incoming call is an emergency call from a public safety answering point entity. If the data indications do not indicate that the incoming call is an emergency call from the public safety answering point, then the communication device performs non-emergency call processing for the incoming call. On the other hand, if the data indications indicate that the incoming call is an emergency call, then the communication device causes the emergency call to be answered automatically.
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