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Handset use may be disrupted when outside
the service area or where signals are weak.
Calls/TV image may be suddenly cut off when
moving to a place with poor signal reception
(e.g. inside/next to a tall building, in a tunnel,
underground or in mountainous areas).
●
Take care not to disturb other people when
using handset in public places.
●
If you receive a call while walking, move to a
safe place before answering.
●
SoftBank accepts no liability for any damages
arising from loss or alteration of data (Phone
Book, image/sound files, etc.) stored on your
handset or memory card as a result of accident
or malfunction. Back up important data such
as Phone Book entries.
●
Handset is a wireless station under Japanese
Radio Law. You may be requested to submit
your handset for inspection based on this law.
●
Using handset near a landline phone, TV or
radio may affect the operation of these
devices. Use handset as far away as possible
from these devices.
●
Be aware of eavesdropping. Handset employs
a digital signal that provides a high level of
privacy protection. However, the possibility of
eavesdropping by a third party using special
means cannot be ruled out.
<Eavesdropping>
Interception of radio signals by a third party
When using electronic
medical equipment other
than implanted cardiac
pacemakers/defibrillators
outside of medical
institutions, consult device
manufacturer about the
influence of radio waves.
Radio waves may interfere with the
operation of electronic medical
equipment.
Observe the following in
medical institutions. Radio
waves from handset may
affect electronic medical
equipment.
・
Do not bring mobile phones into
an operating room, ICU (Intensive
Care Unit) or CCU (Coronary
Care Unit).
・
Turn off mobile phones in
hospital wards. Disable auto
power-on functions (alarm, etc.)
before turning off mobile phones.
・
Turn off mobile phones even in
lobbies or areas where use is
permitted if there is electronic
medical equipment nearby.
・
Observe the instructions of
individual medical institutions
and do not use or bring mobile
phones into prohibited areas.
Keep handset power off in
crowded places such as rush
hour trains; a person with an
implanted cardiac pacemaker
or implanted defibrillator
may be nearby. Disable auto
power-on functions (alarm,
etc.) before turning off
mobile phones.
Radio waves may interfere with the
operation of implanted cardiac
pacemakers or implanted
defibrillators.
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