Le T9-1-1 est un service offert à la communauté de personnes sourdes, sourdes-aveugles, ou ayant une déficience auditive ou un trouble de la parole. En situation d’urgence, le T9-1-1 permet aux centres d’appels 9-1-1 de communiquer avec vous par messagerie texte. On encourage les personnes sourdes ou ayant une déficience auditive ou un trouble de la parole à consulter le textoau911.ca afin d’en savoir davantage au sujet du T9-1-1, y compris pour obtenir des précisions sur la manière de s’inscrire auprès de son fournisseur de services sans fil.
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Canada’s telecom industry has risen to the occasion during the COVID-19 pandemic. CRTC chairman Ian Scott: “I give them credit. They did step up, they’ve done the right things, and they did it for a long time.“ thewirereport.ca/2020/08/13/crt… [1/2]
For a full list of the measures taken by Canada’s telecom industry (so far) during the pandemic, visit the CWTA website: cwta.ca/wp-content/upl… [2/2]
“The reality is that Canada does not need to make drastic changes to its wireless industry, which remains a bright spot and national success story, even during these challenging times.” - @RobertGhiz ow.ly/ieiq50ANMR0
ll y a beaucoup de désinformation sur le partage du sans fil 5G sur les médias sociaux. Il est temps de mettre les choses au clair: bit.ly/2WJ0VbJ
There is a lot of misinformation about 5G wireless being shared on social media. It’s time to set the record straight. bit.ly/2WtCuij
As inCaller ID spoofing, i.e. when an illegitimate user misrepresents themselves by changing the information that appears as the Caller ID displayed to you. To find out how you can protect yourself from call spoofing, visit: crtc.gc.ca/eng/phone/tele… 2/2