@the.1stgamer: 444 phone call #444 #call #fyp #greenscreen #greenscreenvideo credit to @Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos for the clip

🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼 :

the phone I was using is my old phone

Culer :

444 lost media

𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟎 :

all fake btw

solvrx.vx :

wasnt that Morse code?

ariyabourne :

Is that Morse code

robiv7 :

that person from old calls used to terrify me as a kid💔

ℰ :

OMG 444 SKIR SKIR SKIR

Blaze_TT :

its wifi calling

NoN :

ale ma nazwę ten co tłumaczył w komentarzach XDDDD

~°🎪Itzzme🎪°~ :

Here a new sticker

*𓆩☪︎꧁☾₵₳ⱡⱡ₥ɇ ɏ₳₦ɏ₳₦₳☽꧂✞𓆪*.˚☭ :

its because🌴😂✌

Zeta :

toastya 🛹 :

captions running late 💔

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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.

🫪 :

he is playing mlbb btw

EproTrue :

heres explanation for people who dont know: 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.

∅TBY DIPRINCIOl∅ :

Call 444 Samsung Meaning The “444 call” is not a real phone number; it appears on Samsung phones when an old device receives a network signal it cannot decode, creating a phantom call with eerie sounds or error messages. It is a known technical glitch, not a hacking or supernatural event. Why it happens Older Samsung handsets receive network signals they cannot understand, which the phone interprets as an incoming call and may play strange tones or error messages. Common Misconceptions People often claim the tones are Morse code or that “444” is an angel number, but experts say these are coincidental; there is no verified evidence of hacking or supernatural activity. Sources