If you go back over the decades and thousands of posts, you will find that when preparing to make a call, the message on the phone would say "Calls are now 42c per minute, please SEND to complete your call at this price". Interrupting existing calls should not be necessary. < You preach "instantaneous pricing based on demand at that moment". When someone is making a call, text shows up and says, "Satellite is fulling up, next minute will cost you $10, do you want to continue talking? If not, goodbye. Click. >
But in major emergencies, such as 911, when everyone wants to get on their phone, a force majeure clause might be needed "In the event of a major event, you hereby agree that your calls may be terminated with pricing reset to enable people who have to make calls to gain access. You will be able to continue your call by accepting the new price." Your legal jargon, mileage and price may vary.
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