The old tradition of saying goodbye only after much repetition and reluctance seems to have held. To learn more about TTY etiquette, read guides especially written for using this device. A telephone relay service enables deaf and hearing people to communicate via a dual-party phone system. This way, the hearing person need not have a TTY to communicate on the phone with a deaf person. Either individual dials a relay service number, and an operator places the call to the other person.
All relay calls are confidential.