Cellphone rage, or the negative treatment towards those who use cellphones, has also surfaced, particularly among non-users. Due to a lack of formal etiquette for cellphones, some users experience a plethora of expletives and attitudes that accompany the rings and conversations of their phones. In response to phone etiquette, Pacific Bell offered a few tips. The best piece of advice I could give to users is to turn off their phones when they go to a movie theatre. I think that's the most annoying thing.
Buyers beware, the benefits and luxuries of cellphones come at a price.
Despite the dangers, etiquette and hidden costs involved in the use of mobile phones, users still enjoy benefits from their cellphones. That way, a flat tire or an accident on the freeway can get immediate attention if you have a cellphone to call for assistance. It's very convenient. The fact that I can be reached anywhere makes me feel safe. All contents of this site are 2000-2001 by the New University Newspaper.