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I noticed that all Argentinean numbers are parsed as mobile. This is visible when asking for their internationalFormat -- you always get the format for calling mobile phones from abroad.
I'm new to phone parsing in general, but I reviewed the code and it doesn't seem that you're acknowledging the fixedLine and mobile elements in the XML, so maybe this is an issue for other countries as well (for example, Mexico also has a special format for calling mobile lines from outside of the country).
In my opinion, being able to tell apart landlines and mobiles and formatting them correctly is key. Are you interested in addressing the issue?
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Hi,
I noticed that all Argentinean numbers are parsed as mobile. This is visible when asking for their
internationalFormat
-- you always get the format for calling mobile phones from abroad.I'm new to phone parsing in general, but I reviewed the code and it doesn't seem that you're acknowledging the
fixedLine
andmobile
elements in the XML, so maybe this is an issue for other countries as well (for example, Mexico also has a special format for calling mobile lines from outside of the country).In my opinion, being able to tell apart landlines and mobiles and formatting them correctly is key. Are you interested in addressing the issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: