Question: In a multi-lingual environment with international roaming, how might Advanced User Equipment (UE) handle recorded announcements to accommodate a user's preferred language?
Option 1: The UE relies solely on the network to provide announcements in the user's preferred language.
Option 2: The UE generates announcements in the user's preferred language and blocks verbal announcements sent from the network.
Option 3: The UE always accepts announcements from the network and does not generate its own, regardless of language.
Option 4: The UE can only block announcements if it is roaming on a specific type of network.
Explanation: To cater to a user's preferred language in a multi-lingual environment, especially with international roaming, Advanced UEs are designed to generate announcements locally. This approach necessitates blocking network-sent verbal announcements to prevent conflicts between the UE-generated and network-provided announcements, ensuring a seamless user experience.