User A has registered the call forwarding to the voice mailbox unconditional service. When user A calls user B who has not registered with the call forwarding service, the call is directly forwarded…

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Options

• ATRUE
• BFALSE

• A
  14% (3)
• B
  86% (18)

Explanation

B is correct because call forwarding services apply to incoming calls for the subscriber who registered them, not to calls that subscriber places. User A's "call forwarding to voice mailbox unconditional" means calls arriving at User A get redirected to User A's voicemail - it has no effect on calls User A originates to someone else.

Why A (TRUE) is wrong: The question conflates the direction of call forwarding. Just because User A has an unconditional forwarding rule doesn't mean that rule follows User A's outbound calls. The service intercepts traffic destined for User A, not traffic from User A.

What actually happens: When User A calls User B, the call reaches User B's line and is handled according to User B's own service profile. Since User B has not registered call forwarding, the call will ring normally (or fail to connect), but it will not be automatically routed to User B's voicemail.

Memory tip: Think of call forwarding as a mailbox redirect sticker on your door - it tells the mail carrier where to bring your mail. It doesn't mean every letter you send ends up in someone else's mailbox. The service belongs to the destination, not the caller.

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