MOBILE PHONE ETIQUETTE

Use your mobile phone the polite way and set an example for others with these helpful guidelines:


Respect the people around you when you make or take calls in public. You can also be polite to the people with you by asking their permission to
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If you care about who you are communicating with,
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Use your phone's vibra feature in public places, such as business meetings, schools, restaurants, theaters or sporting events. If you're expecting a call,
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When it's a bad time or place to take a call, for example while you're in a meeting or at a performance,
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Don’t start talking, until you are
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Keep your conversations (6)

Use your cell phone to help others. More than 100,000 calls a day are made to 911 and other emergency numbers by mobile phone users who
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Some places, such as hospitals or airplanes, do not allow the use of mobile phones, so
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Tell your friends and family members that you are practicing new wireless phone etiquette rules and discuss cell phone rules with them.

A) find a good location to talk.

B) at least 10 to 15 feet away from others.

C) leave the room.

D) keep the phone in your bag.

E) turn your phone off.

F) report crimes and emergencies.

G) follow posted signs and instructions.

H) quiet and brief.

I) make or take a call.