Some people think that we should ban communications made on mobile phones in public spaces, whereas others are of the opinion that we should have the freedom to converse ,regardless of the location.In my opinion,while I think that talking on the phone in crowded locations might be annoying,I do not think that we should take things so far and ban them.
On the one hand, speaking on mobile phones in those particularly bustling areas is a matter of breaking moral codes,which is unethical and not having common sense .In some packed places like the subway and on buses, some people are either tired or simply wishing for a peaceful moment while commuting to their desired workplace or important locations for them.
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can be exemplified by the large proportion of the Tokyo public, who have their time of relaxation on public transports Linking Words
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, chatting on phone in the close proximity to those rest craving individuals might cause mental disturbance as well as physical tiredness since they could not have a quality rest.
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, the general public does not and should not have the authority,which is interfering with another person's autonomy and liberty and the best we can do is to warn or mitigate the noise by ourselves .There might be some cases of emergencies , where people have to inevitably respond to calls made by important persons .The masses always have the option of avoiding to Linking Words
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, most youths and even elderlies in developed countries put on headphones or earphones when they are in public areas so that they would not have to experience noises produced by others .
In conclusion, the sound leakage of conversations in cramped areas undoubtedly results in irritation for some,but I suppose we should not abuse the authority and make it illegal.Linking Words
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