Prompt: There are many problems associated with the use of mobile phones. What forms do they take? Do you agree that the problems outweigh the benefits of mobile phones?

Alongside the spreading popularity of mobile phone in recent years stands serious concerns that humans are prone to many problems stemming from using those portable devices. Personally I think although the use of mobile phones may exert adverse effects on our lives, it turning away from it is impractical. Ċ There are many problems of using mobile phones that must be taken into consideration. First and foremost, mobile phones allow instant connection at will, therefore, they have made people perpetually available. After working from nine to five, officers no longer enjoy their private life thoroughly as they continuously receive emails or phone calls from colleagues from then on. Another issue worth noting is that radiation of cellular phones can take great toll on human health. It is children that overexpose to radiation resulting in fatigue, poor concentration and autism because their brains are not fully developed. Ċ As damaging the use of mobile phones seems to be, there are still a variety of advantages we cannot deny. To begin with modern people can stay in touch much more easily than before thanks to this powerful portable device. As if to exemplify, advanced features such as video call and voice messages have enabled us people to communicate conveniently and effectively. Moreover, mobile phones have done wonders for human work. Were mobile phones not to exist, employees would strenuously remember their appointments or deadlines on their own. Ċ Given all the above-mentioned, it seems unequivocal that excluding mobile phones from our live is unfeasible. Instead, I advocate mitigating the problems by different ways as well as compartmentalising technology to improve our living standards.