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It is free and may use another company’s coverage when your own operator has none.
Calling 112 is free. A mobile call may connect without coverage from your own operator if another company’s coverage is available. Without any mobile-network coverage, a conventional mobile call to 112 cannot be completed; no coverage from your operator is different from no coverage at all. Explain what happened and the location and follow the operator’s instructions.
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It is free only in some Spanish autonomous communities and chargeable in others.
It is chargeable and always works even without coverage from any mobile network.
It is free and may use another company’s coverage when your own operator has none.
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