I know that *I* tend to not use the cellphone much in crowded public
spaces because it seems odd to be having a private conversation in
public (even without speakerphone, one half of that conversation is
pretty public). But given the number of people already having one half
of loud conversations on their cellphones in public (even in quiet
spaces), there seems to be a large percentage of people using
cellphones who *aren't* worried about the privacy issue.
(Frankly, I wish there were far fewer of them, but that's a separate
issue.)
- Johndan
Sachendra Yadav kirjoitti 30.5.2008 kello 14:55:
An important thing to note is you would have to use the speakerphone
to do video calls (unless you're always on BT headset or handsfree,
which is not true for an overwhelming majority of people) and this
compromises privacy in a big way…no one wants people nearby snooping
in on their conversations.
Would love to hear your thoughts on why it hasn't taken off yet?
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