Samsung Handset Failure Leads to Fatal Emergency Call Incident in Australia
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A Sydney resident died after their Samsung handset failed to connect to 000, Australia's emergency number. TPG Telecom confirmed the incident occurred after the customer, using a Lebara-branded service, was unable to place emergency calls. The company warned that outdated mobile software could have life-threatening consequences.
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