No, your reply does not end my curiosity.
You say "You do not have to answer the call, because TravelPass doesn't charge by the minute", but this reply does not answer whether or not the 24 hour TravelPass period would start with a phone call which made the phone ring, regardless of if the call was answered or not.
You say to see #7 under TravelPass in the faq which is as follows:
When am I charged for TravelPass?
When you arrive in a country covered with TravelPass and turn on your device, you'll receive an international welcome text message text. Your 24-hour access to TravelPass won't begin until you make or receive a phone call, send a text or use data. Shortly before your 24-hour session ends, you'll receive a text letting you know TravelPass is almost up. If you stop using your device before your 24-hour session ends, you won't be charged again until the next time you use your device internationally. That might be later the next day, next month or even next year.
The above faq entry does not say that the 24 hour TravelPass period won't begin until you make or ANSWER a phone call, but simply when you make or RECEIVE a phone call. When your phone RINGS, you are RECEIVING a call. Regardless if you ANSWER that call or not, you still RECEIVED a call.
So my question AND curiosity still stands, IF your phone actually rings when travelling internationally and you choose not to answer because you were screening calls and did not recognize the caller ID #, will your 24 hour TravelPass period begin THEN or, as I suggested you should leave your phone in airplane mode because the above call which you received but did not answer would trigger the 24 hour TravelPass period?????
