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On incoming call screen:
- No phone number shows under "Faber"
- Answer/Ignore on screen are inaccurate
- No carrier network is displayed
On homescreen:
- Battery is in the red (on call screen it was 100%)
- Device is in SOS (on call screen service bar was full)
- Call screen shows one missed call and one email, homescreen only shows voicemail icon and NOT a missed call (but it should)
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