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- Calls abroad: When dialing a number, always enter the country code first (e.g. +33 for France), otherwise the call will not be made (except number d ’emergency). And if you have activated the blocking of calls from Switzerland to abroad, communications to foreign numbers will also be blocked abroad. The blocking can be easily stopped in My Swisscom.
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@Thullaussei75 Call 112 for networks in Europe or 911 in North America.
For other countries you can find additional information on Wiki:
[https://fr.wikihow.com/appeler-les-services-d%27urgence-dans-le-monde-entier](https://fr.wikihow.com/appeler-les-services-d%27urgence- worldwide)
Maybe I’m misunderstanding you.
I’d say 999 out of 1000 people say the app because that’s logical and sounds better than the app.
Duden.de also writes:
Grammar
the app; Genitive: the app, plural: the apps, rarely: the app; Genitive: des Apps, plural: the Apps
The app is not grammatically incorrect, but it is rarely written that way.