ICE is for if you are found somewhere (car accident, unconscious) and you have your phone. People who have found you can look for ICE and call the entries to identify you... mostly from caller ID.
I have my home #, hubby's # and a good friend's # under ICE on mine.
i like the sounds of that.
its not that i'm dissing this ICE idea, but i just don't understand it. The ONLY person i can see that would be close and not listed under a nickname like "mom" would be a spouse. in which case, yes, i think the ICE idea is great. i guess kids too, but that would only apply when you are quite older i'd think.
also, i have a question.
do you JUST list them under "ICE", like, lets say mom for example. Do you have seperate entries..."mom" and "ICE" or do you just have "ICE" and have to remember that that is mom?
I have a separate entry for Mom, Home, Spouse, etc...
If my phone is unlocked, the very first entry in my contacts is "In Case of Emergency" with a white cross surrounded in red (icon)
If my phone is locked, one of the soft keys on the display is ICE, when you slide the phone open you press the soft key under ICE. This displays my wifes name, mothers name, best friend and Persona Info which is the note that contains my "No Allergies"... simply scrolling to the name and pressing the soft key "call" will call the contact or view the note.
ICE, by default, just sits on top of the contacts and is always accessible. You add already stored contacts into it!
If you do not have ICE built in - make a seperate entry and put whoever you want to have contacted first in an emergency...
Ha, ok, so basically i'm going to do this but have two entries...one that says ICE and the other using the same person but actually saying their name...so that i don't have to remember who is my ICE person...
lol.
i think that is what yall are getting at that you do, but if not...it makes more sense to me so![]()
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