tree 0bd4873f0b0ac90046579397b8a06ff8deb5c8e6
parent ed939154f8c0bd3cb6c9894719b27f26dc4b790c
author Mychaela N. Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> 1687728310 +0000
committer Mychaela N. Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> 1687755254 +0000

own-msisdn: say "Your phone number is %s"

The own-msisdn internal USSD handler in OsmoHLR traditionally says
"Your extension is %s", where %s is the MSISDN in the subscriber db.
However, Themyscira Wireless does not use private extensions, instead
we assign a real, globally routable E.164 number (in the North American
Numbering Plan, beginning with 1) to every subscriber, and our MSISDNs
in OsmoHLR subscriber db are these real E.164 numbers.  Therefore,
the wording "Your extension is 1xxxxxxxxxx" looks very wrong to an
end user, instead it is much better to say "Your phone number is ".

Change-Id: I45f637c532a0397de69e1e385402e42a9a0b3ed2