Cell phone question re:dropped calls

I have an obnoxious neighbor who has an expensive cell phone, but only uses it for calling. They don't understand any of the features, let alone the technology behind it. I have loaded apps for them, but now refuse to touch their phone, because they've claimed I've "screwed up their phone" before. They insist their phone is the best, while mine is a piece of junk. I've witnessed them having problems with reception and call dropping, and they claim it's always the other person's phone.

Here's my question: I know there are analytical apps that tell you what's going on with the signal during a call. Is there a quick and easy way to prove that my neighbor's phone dropped the call. I told them before that my signal was strong and reception was fine on my end, and that their phone was the problem. Of course they don't believe it. I really want to prove them wrong.

a reply to: ColeYounger

Cell phone service has always been crap. We can access the whole of human knowledge with them, or surf porn.

But heaven forbid you want to use your smart phone to make a phone call. Can't have that!

It's two thousand and fricken nineteen and I still don't have a fricken laser gun either!

a reply to: ColeYounger

yes there are apps -but whats the point ? are you both on the same service provider ? if not - any " comparison " = utter garbage

unleess they have a faulty // damaged handset - then dropped calls = the service providers fault

link

works on android

but will they let you install it or use it ?????????

Question is : Why should you care ?
Braggin rights ?
Drop it...
(not the phone)

originally posted by: watchitburn
It's two thousand and fricken nineteen and I still don't have a fricken laser gun either!

But you can build your own these days.



Just don't do it...

a reply to: ColeYounger

Likely neither phone was the cause of the dropped call.

It was probably due to the carrier/system, or one of the two carriers if each of you have separate carriers.