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Over a decade has passed since the cell phone use has become universal, however, many people still seem oblivious to the fact that there are rules of etiquette around its use. The need to be modern in contact with all ... Over a decade has passed since the cell phone use has become universal, however, many people still seem oblivious to the fact that there are rules of etiquette around its use. The modern need to keep in touch with everyone 24 / 7 via cell phone has increased dramatically, meanwhile, ignores the human rights front of us. Times change, but certain rules of cell phone does. This is a little common sense guide to cell phone etiquette. Among the most annoying habits Rude cell phone users are talking too loud and inappropriate conversations public.
For some strange reason, people feel the need to raise their voices while on their cell phones, though the phone's microphone is more than enough to expand and raise their voice. Personal cell phone conversations should be kept personal, so they offer to call the person and find a private place where the discussion does not interfere with others. Places to avoid using cell phones are the libraries, elevators, places of worship, credit lines, trains and buses. Terminate abruptly face to face conversations and other interpersonal activities to answer your cell phone is another big no-no. How would it feel to be waiting, while members of the date, friend or family member started a long phone discussion with another person in his time? Always turn off your cell phone or mute vibrate when you go to the movies or shows like theater, concerts, comedy clubs, etc.
A cell phone is ringing or talking during a show is disrespectful not only to audiences around you, but for artists, especially during live events. Special mention must go to the loud and annoying ring for incoming calls. A window of three consecutive rings is sufficient before the call goes to voice mail, and not everyone can be entertained by your cell phone is ringing Darth Vader, especially if it continues too long. SMS or call while driving is not only rude, it is dangerous. If that cell phone communication is very important, so make sure your hands free or shot at while driving. A study by Harvard University, 200 dead and more than half a million injuries each year from evil, inconsiderate cell phone use. But there are other social blunders associated with the label of mobile telephony, which is at the opposite end of the spectrum. Almost all monitors of a call, they must also respond.
Sometimes screening is necessary, but you have to answer a call once in a while, or you can become very unpopular. Although responsible for the missed call, a text is acceptable, is a clear sign that you can not - or will not speak. Leave voice messages that are short and succinct, and, above all, make sure the phone as a personal greeting is considerate of the time caller.
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