MOBILE PHONES

I don’t have a mobile phone. I don’t want a mobile phone. Most young people do have mobile phones though and they are becoming a hugely popular accessory for any young person to have. Why do young people feel they must have mobile phones? Do they realise there may be a massive risk in using them? There is a huge debate about the dangers of mobile phones. Millions of pounds are being invested in to finding out if mobile phones are safe. Do you know the facts about mobile phones? Mobile phones aren’t all that bad. There are hundreds of uses for them whether they are being used professionally in business or for socialising. Mobile phones are very often used in the emergency services for doctor’s policemen and firemen. Most doctors and nurses who are on call rely heavily on mobile phones. Here mobile phones are a good thing and make saving peoples life easier. The same type of communication is used in fire departments and police departments. When they need more staff they can easily contact them even when they are not at their house. Mobiles make the emergency services more efficient and are vital to them. Another use for mobile phones in the emergency services department is being able to text them with the emergency. Deaf and dumb people were previously unable to contact the emergency services until the invention of mobile phone texting. This life saving invention will and has saved lives. A lot of businesses rely on mobile phones and being able to contact people wherever and whenever they are. Lots of companies are working round the clock and need to contact people like the manager twenty-four hours a day and other employees. Eighty-eight percent of teenagers have mobile phones. Fact. The average teenager uses their mobile for around forty-five minutes a day.