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Safety information
Please read this safety information carefully so that you can use
your phone in complete safety:
1. Listening through headphones for a prolonged period of time
at full volume can result in damage to the listener’ s ears. To
prevent causing hearing damage, do not listen to sound or
music through headphones (ear buds, headset) at excessive
volumes for long periods of time. Exposure to high volumes
while driving may cause distraction and increase the risk of an
accident.
2. Emergency call: sometimes the emergency numbers are not
accessible on all mobile networks, check first with your
operator. The option to make emergency phone calls depends on
local laws and regulations in place. Never rely on your mobile
phone to make important calls, such as in the event of a medical
emergency.
3. Do not use your mobile phone in certain locations such as
aircraft, hospitals, service stations and professional garages.
4. Children: Be very careful with children and your phone. A
portable device is not designed for use by children. The phone
contains small parts that could be swallowed or cause choking.
5. Driving safety: it is forbidden to telephone when driving. It is
up to you to respect your country’s laws and regulations for
mobile telephone use when driving. Having a telephone
conversation or using the other features of a mobile phone (text
messaging, internet, etc.) when driving may be a distraction and
a contributing factor in serious accidents.
6. It is recommended to consult your doctor and the device
manufacturer to determine if your mobile phone may interfere
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