you never think about it but it is very important and should be added to your favourites

Thank you so much, I will treasure it.

always useful information. Thank you

Nice thing!

Clear and important and very useful.

Thank you! Important advice! Let’s hope we don’t need it…

And abroad, what do you do with a Swiss cell phone?

@Thullaussei75

[New law on telecommunications: roaming… | Swisscom Community](https://community.swisscom.ch/t5/Itin%C3%A9rance/Nouvelle-loi-sur-les-t%C3%A9l%C3%A9communications-l-itin%C3%A9rance-%C3 %A9volue-for/m-p/670549)

• 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.

@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)

Interesting!

Seems like a good help to me

Thank you for all the valuable tips

Thank you for the tips. I will install the Rega app.

Well, very useful - Unfortunately sometimes you don’t think about it - Plan the solution in advance.

So please - if you’re going to use terms, you should at least know what you’re talking about! THE app - something so inexperienced. It is THE app because app is the abbreviation of application. And if inexperienced people do it wrong, that’s one thing, but not Swisscom!

Thank you, your press releases are always important

Thank you for the good information

@Praummeibeu31 in some French-speaking Swiss cantoms the emergency number via 144 cannot be reached. You have to dial 112.

Why use informal terms with your customers - it’s hateful. A Swiss-German mania…

Well done!👏👏👏🎄🎄🇨🇭🇨🇭