| dialr-type | R Documentation | 
In addition to validity, libphonenumber can identify phone number type - it is able to distinguish Fixed-line, Mobile, Toll-free, Premium Rate, Shared Cost, VoIP, Personal Numbers, UAN, Pager, and Voicemail (whenever feasible).
get_type(x) returns the phone number type for each element of a phone
vector.
Valid phone number types differ by region. get_types_for_region(x) returns
a list of character vectors of valid types for each provided
ISO country code. Use get_supported_types() to see a full
list of supported types.
get_type(x, strict = FALSE)
get_supported_types()
get_types_for_region(x)
x | 
 A phone vector, or a character vector of ISO country codes.  | 
strict | 
 If   | 
A character vector of phone types.
get_types_for_region() returns a list of character vectors for each
provided country code.
get_type(): PhoneNumberUtil.getNumberType()
get_supported_types(): PhoneNumberUtil.PhoneNumberType
get_types_for_region(): PhoneNumberUtil.getSupportedTypesForRegion()
Other phone functions: 
dialr-example,
dialr-match,
dialr-phone,
dialr-region,
dialr-valid,
dialr
  # Get phone types for a phone vector
  x <- phone(c(0, 0123, "0412 345 678", "61412987654", "03 9123 4567", "+12015550123"), "AU")
  get_type(x)
  
  # All supported phone types
  get_supported_types()
  
  # Get supported types for specified regions
  get_types_for_region("AU")
  get_types_for_region(c("GB", "US"))
  get_types_for_region(get_supported_regions())[1:5]
  
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