Some people think that mobile phones should be banned in public places like libraries, shops and on public transport. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

In recent years, the usage of mobile

phones

has become more and more spread in society.

As a consequence

, some

people

have started to argue that there should be a phone ban in public places. Personally, I think that more than banned, their utilization should be limited in certain places. In

this

essay, a brief explanation regarding the matter will be given. It is undoubtedly true that mobile

phones

use

in public can be rude.

For instance

, some

people

tend to utilize them in public as they do when they are alone, with high volumes and completely isolating themselves from the surroundings.

Consequently

, other persons could be molested by

this

behaviour .

Furthermore

, some

people

are addicted to mobile

phones

, so, reducing the opportunities in which they can

use

them could help them overcome the issue. Given all

this

, the proposed ban could be advantageous.

On the other hand

, the importance of mobile

phones

in modern society should be taken into consideration. Nowadays,

phones

have a series of features that have made them unreplaceable.

For example

, with their

phones

,

people

could pay in shops and public transport,

use

some apps for work during commuting time, consult the viability of books in libraries and many more.

Moreover

, someone could receive an important call in a public place,

thus

a ban on

phones

could be detrimental to both the caller and the receiver. In conclusion, I think that it should be more effective to limit the utilization of

phones

more than impede it. As stated above, they can be an important tool in many circumstances and

this

role should be recognized,

hence

a solution could be to permit, in some places, the

use

of the phone only for some important reason and not for simply filling in time.