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Privacy Guard
Privacy Guard
Privacy Guard is a call screening service that allows you to decide how to handle incoming calls that have no Caller ID. When Privacy Guard is enabled, an unidentified caller will be announced and you can choose several options for handling the call. However, you can specify a 3-digit code or you can create a list of allowed phone numbers that can ring through directly to your phone. The caller would input the 3-digit code or their 10-digit phone number to connect to your phone.
How Privacy Guard Works
When Privacy Guard is enabled, callers that have no Caller ID are requested to record their name or enter the access code or their phone number before the call is connected. The access code can be either a 3-digit code that you have defined, or you can specify the caller’s 10-digit phone numbers that are allowed to connect to you. The phone numbers can be specified using the Selective Caller List in Web Portal.
The Selective Caller List will be a list of phone numbers of people that routinely call you with their Caller ID blocked. When someone in your Selective Caller List calls you, they will be prompted to press 1 to enter either the 3-digit code or their phone number. When a call is connected from an anonymous party, your phone will display the words “Privacy Guard” as the Caller ID Name. Otherwise, if the caller entered the 3-digit code or their phone number, the phone will display what the caller entered. When you answer a Privacy Guard call, the unidentified caller will be announced and you can accept the call, reject the call, send the call to voice mail (if you have that feature), or permanently block the caller.
NOTE: If you have a voice mail button on your phone, but you do not have a voice mail account, the transfer to voice mail prompt will be played. Choosing the transfer to voice mail option will result in reorder tone and you must make another selection.
Enabling Privacy Guard
1. Click the Call Management tab then click the Privacy Guard tab.
2. If it is not already checked, click the Enable Privacy Guard checkbox.
3. Optionally enter a 3-digit code that will be easy to remember in the Access Code field. This code can be used by your frequent callers who do not have caller ID.
4. To set up a list of allowed phone numbers, click on the Selective Caller List button.
a. To add a caller from your personal directory, click Add Personal Records, then click the checkbox next to the desired caller and click Save.
b. To add a caller by entering the information, click Add Other and enter the phone number of the person you wish to allow to call through.
c. To delete any of the entries in the list, click on the checkbox in the Select column and click the Delete button.
d. Click Cancel to return to the previous screen (this will not remove any entries you have added to the list).
5. Click Submit.
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Last update: 2009-06-22 13:19
AuthorMichael Walker
Revision: 1.1
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