KISA Handset definition

KISA Handset means a device with a customised appearance that we provide to you for use with the Service.
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Examples of KISA Handset in a sentence

  • If you bought a KISA Handset from us within 6 months before cancellation, we will credit or refund a pro-rata portion of the purchase cost to you.

  • The KISA Handset is not always able to identify and/or send its location, depending on a number of factors including radio interference, location of the handset, adverse weather conditions.

  • The KISA Handset does not send its location when it is switched off, unable to access a cellular data network, or out of power.

  • This can happen because the KISA Handset is switched off, out of network reception, telecommunications network congestion or failure, or other technical failures.

  • If you decide to receive this Optional Service, you can configure your KISA Handset to either: • reject all calls except for a list of approved numbers (Permitted List); or • accept all calls except for a list of blocked numbers (Blocked List).

  • For this reason, this Optional Service should not be used or relied on as the sole method of contacting the user of the KISA Handset.

  • Any changes you make are not implemented instantly - any changes will only come into effect once the KISA Handset is switched on and connected to a cellular data network.

  • If you decide to receive this Optional Service, your KISA Handset can be used to contact KISA in the event of an emergency.

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