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Old 26-02-2009, 20:13   #15
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Re: Identifying your location in an unfamiliar area.

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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
I know the authorities can do it but the point is can they do it quickly enough? My wife was having great difficulty trying to explain where she was and for quite some time yet the operator never once gave the indication they could locate her via her mobile phone. That's what makes me think that it can't be done quickly enough in situations like these possibly because of the limits of the technology or even the processes/permissions involved.
http://www.mobilelocate.co.uk/?gclid...FQsEZgodhmpLkw
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