I have a question for the Admins.
What is the difference in behaviour, if any, if you explicitly add a wildcard to skip a code, as opposed to not skipping a code.
For example, is there any difference in behaviour between these versions below?
Version 1:
+2*
+3*=
+4*
Version 2:
+2*
+4*
Version 3:
+2*
+3*=
+31*+
Put another way, I am guessing that if I received a call from +311, the call would go through AND the App would ask me if I want to apply any rule to it, regardless of which version of rules I applied from above. Is my assumption of how the "+3*=" behaves in my example?
Thanks in advance.
What is the difference in behaviour, if any, if you explicitly add a wildcard to skip a code, as opposed to not skipping a code.
For example, is there any difference in behaviour between these versions below?
Version 1:
+2*
+3*=
+4*
Version 2:
+2*
+4*
Version 3:
+2*
+3*=
+31*+
Put another way, I am guessing that if I received a call from +311, the call would go through AND the App would ask me if I want to apply any rule to it, regardless of which version of rules I applied from above. Is my assumption of how the "+3*=" behaves in my example?
Thanks in advance.