It's probably a stolen phone. Only the person who setup the lock can unlock it.
If it's locked, and you did not request the lock; then you are the proud owner of a new iPod Touch with a kickin camera.
Dialing 112 apparently doesn't work on CDMA phones from Verizon or Sprint.
Your phone is designed to work in the US system, and doesn't support the European emergency numbers. Maybe you can try 911, which should work. I don't know if you will get a response in Canada, however.
The calling system should redirect a 112 call to 911 in Canada, but if the Verizon phone won't allow it, then the only choice you have is 911 (probably)
As always, unless you really do have an emergency, don't go calling emergency numbers just to test your phone (eh?)
Maybe someone else can chime in with a better answer about that.
(maybe you can get your money back - must have been a cheap 5s!)
...according to regulations, any phone should be able to make 112 or 911 calls! May experts help me...
I expect that your interpretation of regulations is correct - but regulations mean nothing when the phone was not designed to be sold in a region where you happen to live.
You have a Verizon phone. Maybe you can get some good answers from your local Verizon store (oh - right!)
Based on reviews I read, I figured the Verizon CDMA iPhones are best for travellers (best coverage) as it doesn't need to be unlocked to be used for Non-US sim cards, that's why I got this one instead of one designated for Canada.
And right, there are no Verizon local stores hehehe![]()
Guess you learned now, eh?![]()
hahaha yes
Just called Verizon and they confirmed that if I were in US, 911 would work. 112 is not going to work with CDMA phones
Canadian fellows who have CDMA phones, what number do you use to call emergency?!!! There should be a number!
You said you're Canadian, and don't know the emergency number?
FYI, it's 911 (even in Canada).
Is it because you are trying to use an American phone in Canada? I'm not sure why else this phone wouldn't work but your iPhone 4 does.![]()
I just tried, on my iPhone 4, I can call 911 and 112.
Wait, you tested 911 by physically calling it? Isn't that illegal unless it's for a real emergency?
Wait, you tested 911 by physically calling it? Isn't that illegal unless it's for a real emergency?
Guys read!!! It did not work. Also, even it did, there is an indicator saying "calling XYZ" as soon as that appear you can hang up and the call will not go through!!! Aargggghhhh![]()
If we read right, you did test it on iPhone 4. Even testing it at all is illegal regardless if it works.