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My phone stays downstairs at night but my wife insists on having hers on the bedside table - "Suppose there's an emergency" is her excuse. We have never had "an emergency" but I not going to argue and so I still have a bleeping phone at silly o'clock at night!! :rolling: :sad:
Jim , when we have been married as long as we have ( not to each other I hasten to add :smiling2:)
I fully concur with agreeing to the ideas about things like this.
In my case the phone is always on, but half the time I don't hear it ring( Ask Isit me )
and I get very few calls these days .
 
Very strange thing Chris , if your computer is linked to your phone and repeatedly sending you the messages you must be able to clear the phone numbers on the reminder list. That could be why your friend's wife keeps getting messages.
The other way would be to block the call on the phone.
 
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Very strange thing Chris , if your computer is linked to your phone and repeatedly sending you the messages you must be able to clear the phone numbers on the reminder list. That could be why your friend's wife keeps getting messages.
The other way would be to block the call on the phone.
HI John no my phone is not linked to my P/C an not one of these fancy touch screen ones but just a cheepy so i can txt an i dont know how to do all this blocking but jen an i have been invited to go over to see sottysue tonight an i will ask her if she knows how to block it an i will give her your best regards ps John its vodaphones computer that keeps ringin for 2hrs on an off between 0200an 0400 am an running my phone batt down im like you i cant hear it but jen can
chris
 
HI John no my phone is not linked to my P/C an not one of these fancy touch screen ones but just a cheepy so i can txt an i dont know how to do all this blocking but jen an i have been invited to go over to see sottysue tonight an i will ask her if she knows how to block it an i will give her your best regards ps John its vodaphones computer that keeps ringin for 2hrs on an off between 0200an 0400 am an running my phone batt down im like you i cant hear it but jen can
chris
Can only suggest you call Vodafone customer services.... That's going to be the only way to stop it.
 
HI John no my phone is not linked to my P/C an not one of these fancy touch screen ones but just a cheepy so i can txt an i dont know how to do all this blocking but jen an i have been invited to go over to see sottysue tonight an i will ask her if she knows how to block it an i will give her your best regards ps John its vodaphones computer that keeps ringin for 2hrs on an off between 0200an 0400 am an running my phone batt down im like you i cant hear it but jen can
chris
Right, a Vodaphone computer. Andrew is right, best phone them and see.
 
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WELL we will be over sootysues tonight an i'll ask sue if she can do it for me as i cant asive got a hearing problem an jen dont like usein mobies as she is worried about the radiaton from it an ive told her it wont hurt her but she is admant not to use it so i'll ask little sue if she will do it an see what she says as she uses her mobile by hearing an only txting me
chris
 
WELL we will be over sootysues tonight an i'll ask sue if she can do it for me as i cant asive got a hearing problem an jen dont like usein mobies as she is worried about the radiaton from it an ive told her it wont hurt her but she is admant not to use it so i'll ask little sue if she will do it an see what she says as she uses her mobile by hearing an only txting me
chris
Chris.I wouldn't worry about the effects of using a mobile. I've been supplying data to a research hospital in London for the last 15 years on my usage.
 
Strange, before mobiles i thought a StuG was a last night of freedom forba blokey,
 
Chris, if Jen is worried about mobile use and radiation, ask her to read these..
https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/ab...er/cancer-myths/do-mobile-phones-cause-cancer
https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/cell-phones/do-cell-phones-pose-health-hazard
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/radiation-exposure/cellular-phones.html
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/radiation/cell-phones-fact-sheet

From these, which are well written articles on reliable and well regarded websites, she can draw her own conclusions.

The bottom line is that the radiation emitted by a mobile phone is very weak, and more importantly, is what is called “non ionising”. This means it cannot adversely impact on cellular DNA, so is extremely unlikely to cause abnormalities that grow into cancers. She will get a higher dose of ionising radiation from walking in the sun or sitting in front of a TV.
 
Chris, if Jen is worried about mobile use and radiation, ask her to read these..
https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/ab...er/cancer-myths/do-mobile-phones-cause-cancer
https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/cell-phones/do-cell-phones-pose-health-hazard
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/radiation-exposure/cellular-phones.html
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/radiation/cell-phones-fact-sheet

From these, which are well written articles on reliable and well regarded websites, she can draw her own conclusions.

The bottom line is that the radiation emitted by a mobile phone is very weak, and more importantly, is what is called “non ionising”. This means it cannot adversely impact on cellular DNA, so is extremely unlikely to cause abnormalities that grow into cancers. She will get a higher dose of ionising radiation from walking in the sun or sitting in front of a TV.
Well said. People don't realise how much were exposed to just walking around......
 
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HI GUYS WELL we went over sootysues tonight an Sue spent about an hr trying to get through to cutomers services an in the end Sue did get in contact an told them my problem an they say there will be no more calls in the early morn so lets hope she's done it an im gonna lay out my phone on bedside cabinet an i wont hear it if it rings but jen will so see what happens tonight
chris
 
Wow Chris..........I would have gone bonkers by now with this problem you had with your phone.......I have the old flip phone and just pull the battery out if it gives me any "LIP" :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2::tongue-out:;):thumb2: Rick H.
 
Chris, if Jen is worried about mobile use and radiation, ask her to read these..
https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/ab...er/cancer-myths/do-mobile-phones-cause-cancer
https://www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/cell-phones/do-cell-phones-pose-health-hazard
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/radiation-exposure/cellular-phones.html
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/radiation/cell-phones-fact-sheet

From these, which are well written articles on reliable and well regarded websites, she can draw her own conclusions.

The bottom line is that the radiation emitted by a mobile phone is very weak, and more importantly, is what is called “non ionising”. This means it cannot adversely impact on cellular DNA, so is extremely unlikely to cause abnormalities that grow into cancers. She will get a higher dose of ionising radiation from walking in the sun or sitting in front of a TV.
I've been part of a study since 2010.
COSMOS: Studying the health impacts of mobile phone use
These preliminary findings are part of the Cohort Study of Mobile Phone Use and Health (COSMOS), launched in 2010 and led by Professor Elliott and Professor Mireille Toledano. The study is following the health of over 100,000 adult mobile phone users in the UK and a further 200,000 users in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, The Netherlands and France, for 20-30 years to address the knowledge gap in the possible long-term health effects of mobile phone use.

Participants complete an on-line questionnaire about their mobile phone use, health and lifestyle. The researchers are then analysing and monitoring this data to see if participants develop any health problems as a result of their mobile phone use such as cancer and neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's.
Not had any questions recently , think the last time was before Covid .
Still good to be part of some thing as important.
 
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Glad to hear it worked out.

ATB

Andrew
HI Andrew well it dint i turned off my phone last night before bed an as i said put it up on my bedside cabinet an soon as it got 2am the bloody vodaphone computer switched my phone back on an started to ring on an off through till 4am as jen woke me up so i could see for myself so what now well its either like Rick says take out the battery each night so it cant go but i think if i keep takin the batt out it will wear the connections an not go at all an yes Rick MY PHONE is a cheapy flip out phone but does the job as i only use it to txt as i cant hear on the voice side of the phone so i may go to CAB an see if they can help me crazy aint it
Chris
 
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Wow Chris..........I would have gone bonkers by now with this problem you had with your phone.......I have the old flip phone and just pull the battery out if it gives me any "LIP" :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2::tongue-out:;):thumb2: Rick H.
AN HI Rick yes it is sending me bonkers thats why ive treid to get them alerts stoppped but to no avail as it was at it again last night after sue got an assurance that the calls would stop but no joy but may try what you suggest as im getting fed up with havin to keep rechargeing the batt due to all this ringing Aaaaaagggghhhh
chris
 
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AN John cheers for the info but jens adamant about not useing a mobile as she has cancer already an she says she dont like useing these mobiles so im not goin to force her as i dont want an argument
chris
 
Hi Chris, sorry to hear you are having trouble. It sounds like it’s a reminder that you have set yourself (on certain models reminders and alarms will work despite the phone being turned off), especially seeing as it is something as specific as ‘Warship Day.’ I also don’t think it’s anything to do with the ‘Vodaphone Computer,’ with the sort of phone you are describing, it doesn’t sound likely that it‘s an external source, although I’m a little confused, sometimes you say it’s messages, other times it’s ringing?

The best thing if you don’t want to take it into a phone shop, is to remove the battery over night, It won’t wear out the connections out. If you can’t hear it, and Jen won’t use it, you may as well leave it in another room of the house as well. Have a look in the reminders/alarms menu, and you may well find something you can turn off. Hope that helps.
 
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Hi Chris, sorry to hear you are having trouble. It sounds like it’s a reminder that you have set yourself (on certain models reminders and alarms will work despite the phone being turned off), especially seeing as it is something as specific as ‘Warship Day.’ I also don’t think it’s anything to do with the ‘Vodaphone Computer,’ without the sort of phone you are describing, it doesn’t sound likely that it‘s an external source, although I’m a little confused, sometimes you say it’s messages, other times it’s ringing?

The best thing if you don’t want to take it into a phone shop, is to remove the battery over night, It won’t wear out the connections out. If you can’t hear it, and Jen won’t use it, you may as well leave it in another room of the house as well. Have a look in the reminders/alarms menu, and you may well find something you can turn off. Hope that helps.
HI Jack many thanks i think you have Hit the problem spot on as i done what you said an looked in the setting s an yes in the orgganiser it says daily reminder OF WARSHIP DAY so ive now clicked on it an hit delete an when i clicked on it again it says empty SO WELL DONE I THINK YOU HAVE SOLVED THE PROBLEM as im rubbish on phones or P/C or anything like that SO LETS HOPE IT WILL STOP NOW ON THE RINGIN AT 2AM TO 4AM AS I DINT SET THIS PHONE UP AS MY FREIND DID but cant see him now as he's moved down to the cotswolds SO WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO NIGHT LOL
cheers chris an jen
 
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