Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+​​ 

This device cannot share its location and doesn't have navigation capabilities with the internet turned off. -Will

Yes, you can use the Browser on DuraXV Extreme+ to visit Google's webpage. You can also use the Email app to access your Gmail account.

Yes it is a internet capable device. Full information and user guides here https://www.kyoceramobile.com/rugged-devices/duraxv-extreme-plus#1361858218 -Kaye

Yes it is internet capable. Find full user guides and details here https://www.kyoceramobile.com/rugged-devices/duraxv-extreme-plus#1361858218 -Kaye

The Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+ can browse the web using its built-in browser with either LTE or Wi-Fi. -Art

No it is not.

With DuraXV Extreme+, you can block calls from specific numbers by adding them to the Call Rejection list. There are two ways to do this. You can do it from Menu > Settings > Call Settings > Call Rejection. Or you can do it from the Recent Calls list in Call History. Here you would select the phone number and select Options.

Yes. https://espanol.verizon.com/support/knowledge-base-230965/ -Kaye

DuraXV Extreme+ has a feature to restrict incoming calls. If you are willing to block all calls that are not from phone numbers in your Contact list, then this feature will be useful to you. Here is the procedure to limit incoming calls. 1) Go to Settings > 6. Phone settings > 7. Security > 4. Call restrictions. 2) Enter the security code (If you have never set this security code, it is the last 4 digits of the phone number. If there is no phone number, it is probably four zeroes.) 3) Select 1. Incoming calls. 4) Set it to "Contacts only"

For support in getting and verifying the option to block spam calls, use this link: http://spr.ly/64207QLh8 -Art

Yes, DuraXV Extreme+ does have a setting which will allow you to turn off "Mobile data access." If you want to go further than that and prevent unauthorized users from turning mobile data back on, there is another feature that you could use. The phone comes with a feature called Device Control which can be used to hide apps like the browser and email, and to disable data access. This may meet your needs if you are technically savvy and have some time to configure the phone. The feature can be found under Settings&tools->Business tools->Device Control. Here is a link to information about how to use this Device Control feature. The "How To" guide includes an example called "How to Hide unwanted Apps." kyoceramobile.com/device-control/feature-phones

Yes, you can block internet access on the Kyocera DuraXV Extreme+ while keeping cellular data active for calls and texts. You can do this through the phone's settings menu or by setting a data limit.

DuraXV Extreme+ does support email. If you have difficulty setting it up, contact our customer support team at 1-800-349-4478, or through our support page kyoceramobile.com/contactus/support/.

Yes, here are the steps to add your email: https://espanol.verizon.com/support/knowledge-base-214428/ -Kristen

Music apps like those you mentioned have not been designed for DuraXV Extreme+. However, it does have a Music Player which can play music stored on the phone or an SD card. You can also play streaming music from web pages using the Browser.

This device does not support apps. ~Peter

DuraXV Extreme+ does not support an app store, including the Google Play Store. It is possible to download or sideload an apk onto the phone and install it, but we advise caution to avoid malicious apps.

No, the Kyocera DuraXV Extreme cannot run applications. It is a basic phone. ~Pam