@sussy_tech: #itzpixel #fypシ゚ #techtok

KwstasTrannos🇬🇷 :

so basically this is happening because 3G is being shut down. your phone, being too old, can’t understand the new signals. it doesn’t know what else to do with the signals so it just rings. the number 444 is showed because apparently it’s a standard short code for certain GSM tasks like updating your sim card, and other things. the random symbols like “@$&” and “&)$” are happening because of a simple decoding error where the phone tries to give the “incoming call” a caller name because the tower sends codes in hexadecimal code in which the phone tries to find characters to set as the name. the beeping is not a secret code, but the carriers computer trying to talk to the sim card, older gsm networks use a pulsing signal called tdma. TL;DR, your phones old and sucks, get a new one.

sebasito :

Its just your phone misinterpreting 5g signals, dont worry about it

🇧🇬Danislav🇧🇬 :

it's me

Hollie 🤍🤍 :

Just block it?

Folkclus Folkith :

yo I'm scared....

Ice :

block the number

Nikica Jeger :

it's prolly a 5g signal getting misunderstood

𝓙𝓐𝓝𝓙𝓞𝓞𝓝 :

randomowy kontent :

when my phone is from 2022.. wtf.

Άσπρος Καράφλας | 2409RAD4G :

maybe voip number

Kitsune :

so basically this is happening because 3G is being shut down. your phone, being too old, can’t understand the new signals. it doesn’t know what else to do with the signals so it just rings. the number 444 is showed because apparently it’s a standard short code for certain GSM tasks like updating your sim card, and other things. the random symbols like “@$&” and “&)$” are happening because of a simple decoding error where the phone tries to give the “incoming call” a caller name because the tower sends codes in hexadecimal code in which the phone tries to find characters to set as the name. the beeping is not a secret code, but the carriers computer trying to talk to the sim card, older gsm networks use a pulsing signal called tdma. TL;DR, your phones old and sucks, get a new one

anixotechh📱 :

that happens on older phones and old softwares too

Motorola Edge 50 fusion tech :

is ruter is calling

Woofers :

Reason (in simple terms): The phone is picking up 5G signals as phone calls even though it does not understand 5G signals... idk why, it just does that

Slavik2711🇷🇺✝️☦️ :

444 is the number of angel which is a sign or just Something that equals to death or a Person from heaven

V1 :

Pick up its your Wi-Fi calling to check on you if you’re okay

Sylveon loves animal hospital! :

𝒜𝓃𝒶𝓈𝓉𝒶𝓈𝒾𝒶 :

Emu Otori! 💝🫶🏻 ☭ :

So basically this is happening because 3G is being shut down. your phone, being too old, can’t understand the new signals. it doesn’t know what else to do with the signals so it just rings. the number 444 is showed because apparently it’s a standard short code for certain GSM tasks like updating your sim card, and other things. the random symbols like “@$&” and “&)$” are happening because of a simple decoding error where the phone tries to give the “incoming call” a caller name because the tower sends codes in hexadecimal code in which the phone tries to find characters to set as the name. the beeping is not a secret code, but the carriers computer trying to talk to the sim card, older gsm networks use a pulsing signal called tdma. TL;DR, your phones old and sucks, get a new one

Havash’s old account :

It’s bc of 3g shutdown

4se7yz :

@محمد: so basically this is happening because 3G is being shut down. your phone, being too old, can’t understand the new signals. it doesn’t know what else to do with the signals so it just rings. the number 444 is showed because apparently it’s a standard short code for certain GSM tasks like updating your sim card, and other things. the random symbols like “@$&” and “&)$” are happening because of a simple decoding error where the phone tries to give the “incoming call” a caller name because the tower sends codes in hexadecimal code in which the phone tries to find characters to set as the name. the beeping is not a secret code, but the carriers computer trying to talk to the sim card, older gsm networks use a pulsing signal called tdma. TL;DR, your phones old and sucks, get a new one.

legend. :

it doesn't understand 4g or older

Typoon_storm_chaser1125 :

Put it back is your phone computer telling the sim card

Nustiucesapunaici :

🇸🇦Nedeem :

NONONO THAT CAN'T BE REAL THIS ONLY IN TABUK