Emergency Calling Capability and Customer’s Obligations and Acknowledgement of Limitations Sample Clauses

Emergency Calling Capability and Customer’s Obligations and Acknowledgement of Limitations. Customer will ensure that user locations are current by providing address information (also known as automatic location identification/“ALI” in North America and calling line identifier/“CLI” in Europe) to CenturyLink (the “Registered Location”) conforming to the numbering schemes or regulatory requirements applicable to the jurisdication for the Registered Location. Customer will obtain CenturyLink’s approval of the Registered Location prior to using the Service and update the Registered Location via the portal or other method supplied by CenturyLink. Customer understands that Registered Location updates do not occur immediately. CenturyLink will provide Emergency Calling capability associated with the Service as required by law. “Emergency Calling” is the ability to access emergency response services associated with the Registered Location, subject to each party’s obligations and limitations, by dialing the relevant emergency numbers in a jurisdiction (e.g. 911, 999, 112). Customer is responsible for understanding the local jurisdictional laws pertaining to Emergency Calling, including but not limited to the requirements regarding the level of detail to be provided related to Registered Locations, assocated with the Service. CenturyLink specifically disclaims any such obligation. Service provides access to emergency response services on stationary and mobile devices. When using the Service for Emergency Calling purposes, Customer’s end users should always state the nature of the emergency and include their location and telephone number. Emergency response services may not be able to call the end user back if the call is not completed, dropped or disconnected, or if end users are unable to provide their phone number and physical location. Access to emergency response services may not be available under certain circumstances. CenturyLink will provide labels that indicate that the emergency response services have limited availability and functionality when used with Service, and CenturyLink recommends that such labels be placed on or near the equipment associated with the Services. Disclosures of the general and Service-specific limitations associated with accessing emergency response services (the “Advisory") are available to Customer at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/legal/HVIQSIP/911advisory.pdf. Effective upon posting, CenturyLink may modify the Emergency Calling limitations or requirements provided in the Advisory if in CenturyLink’s reasonable opinion mod...
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