Fair point, I think I'll change that. Please feel free to suggest other ideas!

What I don't understand is the fact that 613 is Eastern Ontario? How did my iPhone pick up "Ottawa"?

I would obviously add a disclaimer that the location provided may not represent the caller's current location as it is where the number is registered.

Hooray!

I understood that, just how does my iPhone specifically find "Ottawa" specifically when 613 only identifies Eastern Ontario?

The number linked is a government number.

Ok so I looked at Linguifex, but it turns out that's more manual (i.e. the user inputs IPA manually). How my idea would work is that users could assign letters or groups of them to IPA, e.g.

a -> ə

and so on and so forth. They could then invoke the automatic IPA like in Wiktionary with a template like:

{{language name-IPA}}

This template would read the page name and automatically figure out the IPA, without user intervention.

No, because Samsung locked bootloaders. Unless you're on a very old One UI version (or before One UI 8 outside of the US)

So say you're looking at traffic, then you need to glance at your speed. Do you glance down like in cars with normal dashboards, are glance to the bottom right? That was my question.

Are you on iOS?

Okay, so I figured it out. It is not intuitive to say the least, and is very glitchy. But you have to press the OK button to open the apps list. Note that if you change a source file it doesn't update in the simulator, so you need to reinstall the app by going to the apps screen, clicking the right soft key (top right button), using the arrow keys to select uninstall, then running this command to install the app again:

./appscmd --socket /tmp/apps_service_uds.sock install [directory]

Do you think I should share the URL?

It's at https://condictionary.miraheze.org/. You're welcome to share ideas with technical implementation at https://condictionary.miraheze.org/...

I'm aware about the area code part. Is there a list of these office codes so that I can refine these numbers' registered areas like my phone does?