A man named Zhang has accused a phone company's lock screen pop-up advertisement of delaying his father's attempt to call for an ambulance during his mother's heart attack. The feature allegedly prevented his father from accessing the dialer, leading to a critical delay in seeking medical help. His mother was later pronounced dead at home, and Zhang believes the obstructed emergency call contributed to her death, sparking a debate about the risks of intrusive mobile advertisements. AI
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