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@ -34,6 +34,14 @@ phone call with a verification code). This is not technically feasible without |
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such a verification step given the complicated international world we live in, |
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with varying standardization practices in different regions. |
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#### But my dialled number connected, so isn't it valid? |
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Not necessarily. In some countries extra digits at the end are ignored. For |
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example, dialling `1800 MICROSOFT` in the US connects to `+1 (800) MIC-ROSO`. |
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Moreover, during renumbering transitions, e.g. when all numbers are getting an |
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extra `9` added to the front, some carriers will "fix" old numbers long after |
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they're no longer working for the majority. |
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### When should I use isValidNumberForRegion? |
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Rarely! Many people have phone numbers that do not belong to the country they |
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