





Source: Computer World

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By mgilbert on 5/2/2013 1:13:52 PM , Rating: 1
Don't do it. If they pay the monthly bill, they can take the phone at any time, for no reason, and with no explanation, even if it is in your name. Just say "no". If they want you to carry a phone, then they should supply it - if they want to keep the rights to it.

I have a simple solution. I don't have a smartphone, and I don't intend to ever have one. I hate them, and I hate the people that have them who won't put them down long enough to have a conversation with you.

RE: Nope
By amanojaku on 5/2/2013 3:06:18 PM , Rating: 1
Maybe those smartphone users don't want to talk to you because you have a problem with comprehension. The article clearly states that:
Companies aren't paying your bills or taking your phones. That's the whole point: to save money and not have to administer devices.

For the record, I don't own a smartphone, either. No point in having one since I'm not on Facebook, don't have a pressing need to read email when it comes in, and don't like the idea of using a screen less than 40".


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