If changes in their patterns might point to potential health issues, you’ll get notified so you can take action. Your Whistle smart device tracks your pet’s scratching, licking, sleeping, eating, drinking, and overall Wellness Score. You’ll get actionable science-backed insights that are unique to your pet, so you can make smart, informed decisions for your furry family member. Whistle smart devices give you a 360º view of your pet’s overall health by tracking and monitoring their unique health-related behaviors, fitness, GPS location**, and more-right from the Whistle app. Since your pet can’t tell you where they are or how they’re feeling, we created the next best thing-a smart device that makes it easy to track and monitor your pet’s health, fitness, gps location**, and so much more-all from one easy-to-use app! Harassment is a Class B misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $2,000 and/or up to 180 days in jail.Care for your pet like never before with this companion app for Whistle smart devices, including Whistle Fit™, Whistle GO Explore™, Whistle Switch™, and our new Whistle Health™. This will be helpful in determining what measures the police may pursue.

Maintain a telephone log that documents the dates and times of calls.Inititiate a call trace from a campus phone.Individuals who receive harassing, annoying or threatening telephone calls are encouraged to contact UTPD for assistance. Harassment is also a communication that is obscene or threatening. Harassment is defined as an offense with the intent to harass, annoy, alarm, abuse, torment or embarrass by telephone or writing. Repeated hang-ups, anonymous obscene phone calls and threatening email messages are all examples of harassment, the most common of which is telephone harassment. If all else fails, change your phone number and have it unlisted.A blast from a whistle should not be used to discourage obscene or harassing phone calls.Report continuing incidents to the telephone company and police. Do not listen or show any emotional response. When you realize the caller is obscene or harassing, hang up immediately.If the caller asks for someone who is not there, say that person can’t come to the phone and ask for a name and number.

Always give the impression you are not alone.Never give any information to “wrong number” callers ask for the number the caller is trying to dial.Never give your name, address, or phone number to someone you don’t know.Ask for the phone number at which the caller can be reached, and confirm it with what is listed in the phone book or online. Don't give any personal information if called about surveys, contests, subscription drives, purchases or deliveries until the source of the call has been verified.In cases of emergency, know what number to dial (911) and what to say when calling.Turn the ringer down so it cannot be heard from the outside.

Have the out-going message say that you cannot come to the phone, not that you are not at home.

If you have a landline phone, use an answering machine to take calls when you are away from home.

Use your first initial and last name in the phone book.

Never list your address in the phone book.

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