Many people think that mobile phones should be banned in public places such as libraries, shops and public transport. Do you agree or disagree?

With the popularity of using mobile phones, its disadvantages have been exposed gradually. Many come up with the idea that mobile phones should not be allowed to use in public areas because of its potential negative impacts on the surroundings. From my point of view, it is too harsh an approach to ban the usage of mobile phones in the public. Advocates

for

Suggestion

of

this

idea believe that using a mobile

phone

in public areas disturbs other people in many ways. Foremost, in a relatively quiet area, like a library, when one’s mobile

phone

has accidentally made loud sounds, others around the person cannot enjoy the peaceful environment in the library. Meanwhile, while most people follow the moral standards in our society, the minority of them tend to ignore the importance of having ethical behaviours in public places.

For example

, some people insist to talk loudly on their phones in a confined area like public buses, annoyed other passengers significantly. Despite the pernicious effects of using mobile phones in public areas, we cannot deny the crucial reasons for bringing a

phone

with us all the time. The primary advantage of

that is

the convenience of contacting others. Whenever we met any unsafe situation, using our

phone

to call for help is an effective way to keep us safe, which is particularly essential when we are in public places alone.

Besides

, it is widely acknowledged that we can use phones to access the information we need in any place.

For instance

, students can use their phones to search learning materials when they are studying in a library;

similarly

, consumers can check better prices online immediately when they are shopping in a mall, which can guide them to make wise decisions on buying certain products. In general, if we have to go to public

areas without

Accept comma addition

areas, without

using mobile phones, it means we would lose an opportunity to check our “reference” whenever we need it. In conclusion, I completely disagree with the proposal of banning mobile phones in public areas, though it may create noises occasionally. Admittedly, indispensable functions like contacting others and checking information in mobile phones are integral to our daily lives.

However

, it is necessary to consider other appropriate methods to create a peaceful and noise-free environment for our community.