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'''Enhanced 911''' ('''E911''') is an initiative to ensure that [[mobile telephone]] users can obtain emergency services as easily as users of [[wireline]] telephones, are driving [[wireless]] telecommunications carriers to implement technologies that can locate a caller with significant precision. |
'''Enhanced 911''' ('''E911''') is an initiative to ensure that [[mobile telephone]] users can obtain emergency services as easily as users of [[wireline]] telephones, are driving [[wireless]] telecommunications carriers to implement technologies that can locate a caller with significant precision. |
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⚫ | E911 is “a more advanced version of the traditional [[911 system]], which merely routes an emergency call to the local [[PSAP]], because it provides additional information about the caller: E911 systems route 911 calls through the use of a [[Selective Router]] to a geographically appropriate [[PSAP]] based on the caller's location. E911 also provides the call taker with the caller's call back number, referred to as [[Automatic Numbering Information]] ([[ANI]]), and, in many cases, location information — a capability referred to as [[Automatic Location Identification]] ([[ALI]]).”<ref>E911 Requirements for IP-Enabled Service Providers, First Report and Order and Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 20 F.C.C.R. 10245, 10251 ¶13 (2005) (citations omitted).</ref> |
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== Privacy concerns == |
== Privacy concerns == |