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The article says the opposite.
The article was last updated in March...
The article says the opposite.
Agree!The emails aren't the issue. The failure to adhere to the no calling, the use of "speaker phone" hands-free mode and streaming content also "hands-free", says to me, keep it away until appropriate controls can actually prevent abuse of the technology.
As long as you don’t have to listen to them…Personally, I enjoy being forced to switch off for a change.
Calls are blocked... So not sure what you're talking about.The emails aren't the issue. The failure to adhere to the no calling, the use of "speaker phone" hands-free mode and streaming content also "hands-free", says to me, keep it away until appropriate controls can actually prevent abuse of the technology.
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We had this on a Singapore Airlines flight around two years ago. The person who was FaceTiming Very Loudly, asked one of the cabin crew to say hello to their relative and the response was, "oh I didn't think you could call out" and subsequently ended up having a brief chat with whoever was on the other end. No shutting down there.Agree!
I’ve been on several carriers where pax have been facetiming… and without headphones. For some reason everyone thinks because they’re on a plane they have to shout.
