I should have looked at this before

[charisstoma]

Am sure there's an adult version of this for secretly monitoring your mate by now.
Love the icon button of "Where am I". *falls over laughing* There are days...

And how cool would this be that within a school like mine the next time a kid asked where I think their teacher has gone......... yes, I get that question A LOT. 'It is 8:10 in the am. and school for you (student) doesn't start until 9:20. How the HELL(word deleted in real life) would I know where your teacher is? Ah, my smart phone says that Mr. X has just stepped out of the shower. No you can't see, you have to be 18 or older to see that part of the app. It's worth my job.'

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[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

LMAO LOVE the idea of that! I think there is a program that allows you to track people online via their mobile. Not sure though because there was talk of banning it due to privacy violations.

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

It was on Sherlock so it HAS to exist. *snickers* Because if it's in the media of course it must be true.

A television series I don't know if you are able to watch is NCIS. They are seemingly to always be putting out BOLOs (tracking vehicles through GPS) and phones the same. Big Brother IS watching. Think it's only in areas of high pop. at this point maybe if true. One car dealership makes a attractive ad for Onstar where the vehicle will send out a warning if something's wrong.They can talk to you to find out what's happening and if you need help sent through app? that's in the vehicle. Does this sound djinn-like or what?

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

Sherlock would not lie!


Zen Sherlock
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[tygati.livejournal.com]

... and people wonder why I cling to a phone that's a good 7 years outdated...

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

Mine is a prepaid and though it can connect to the internet it only gets used for calls. Am happy with that. Internet is for computers. *nods head*

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

Yep phones are for calls and Suduko ;)

When I had my phone I could take photos, get internet, play games, make notes, use diary, calculator, converter... it took me another day to figure out how to make an actual phone call!

I stick with pay-as-you-go that's the same as prepaid? You buy vouchers rather than have a contract. I use the free texts but rarely make calls.

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

Suduko is what the newspaper is for and well the grocery ads. One major store here, *coughs* Walmart *coughs* evil empire, will match prices from other stores for the same thing if you bring in the ad. Saves having to run all over.
Prepaid, YES. Don't like those SURPRISE bills whose cost is greater than might fit in the budget. Go on-line, pay into the account, and if the amount deposited is over $100 they kick in extra hours. I LIKE saving money. *hides under a rock* Have never used text messaging.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

Saving money is good :)

I tend to read the papers left in the work canteen so don't always get to do the Suduko ;) but had the game on my phone when I got it.

I'm not an obsessive texter and hate text-talk. Some people can spend their whole break texting people. My texts are generally a 'what time you finishing?' to hubby to avoid phoning him when he's in work.....Or occasionally a small shopping list ;)