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Some people say that mobile phones should not be allowed in public places, others argue that people should be free to use their mobiles wherever they like. Discuss both views and give your opinion. v.4

Some people say that mobile phones should not be allowed in public places, others argue that people should be free to use their mobiles wherever they like. v. 4
Different people have different opinions about the usage of one of the most commonly used fidgeting gadgets -mobile phones in public places. While I believe that the rule of restricting its usage could be beneficial to a certain extent, I also put forth that it would create some negative consequences to the regular users and in people' s emergencies as this rule would become a scrutiny. There are several arguments to support this restriction: First, had the mobile phones been let free in public places like libraries, there would be a higher probability for the other people to get distracted. This distraction could completely spoil the reading environment for which they are meant for. Secondly, if there is a ban on the usage of mobile phones in railway stations, is there a possibility for the work to progress without any disruption or stagnation. Take for an instance, passengers who are supposed to buy tickets or the issuing authorities have a conversation over their mobile phones while they are supposed to do their duties, there happens a delay in the workflow for no important reason. Though the ban imposed could bring benefits, it is the need of the hour to analyse the drawbacks of it. People who oppose the restriction of this rule state that a few negative sides are in the limelight. According to their view, the more they use the mobile phones, the more they will be connected with their circle- be it their family, colleagues or friends. Due to the restriction placed on, they might not find time to catch up with their dear ones’ and this would be more appropriate for the commuters who use mobile phones while commuting. Besides this, in cases of emergencies wherein a person has to pick up the call in public places, this rule would be an obstruction. As a result, the information which has to be conveyed to them could be delayed and this may make a great difference in their lives. By and large, the restriction of mobile phones in public places has its own fair share of advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, in my opinion, wherever we use a mobile phone, we should make sure that no person or work is disturbed because of our cell phone usage. It is also suggested that every person should think by instinct and use mobile phones as and when it is required.
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opinions about the
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. While I believe that the
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of restricting its
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could be beneficial to a certain extent, I
also
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consequences to
the regular users and in
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rule
would become a scrutiny.

There are several arguments to support this
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restriction
:
First
, had the mobile
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phones
been
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free in
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like libraries, there would be a higher probability for the other
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people
to
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distracted. This distraction could completely spoil the reading environment for which they
are meant
for.
Secondly
, if there is a ban on the
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usage
of mobile
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phones
in railway stations, is there a possibility for the work to progress without any disruption or stagnation. Take for an instance, passengers who
are supposed
to
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buy
tickets or the issuing authorities have a conversation over their mobile
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phones
while they
are supposed
to do their duties, there happens a delay in the workflow for no
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important
reason. Though the ban imposed could bring benefits, it is the need of the hour to
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analyse
the drawbacks of it.

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who oppose the
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restriction
of this
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state that a few
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sides are in the limelight. According to their view, the more they
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use
the mobile
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phones
, the more they will
be connected
with their circle- be it their family, colleagues or friends. Due to the
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restriction
placed on, they might not find time to catch up with their dear ones’ and this would be more appropriate for the commuters who
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use
mobile
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phones
while commuting.
Besides
this, in cases of emergencies wherein a person
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has to
pick up the call in
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public
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places
, this
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rule
would be an obstruction.
As a result
, the information which
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has to
be conveyed
to them could
be delayed
and this may
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make
a great difference in their
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lives
.

By and large, the
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restriction
of mobile
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phones
in
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public
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places
has its
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own
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fair
share of advantages and disadvantages.
Therefore
, in my opinion, wherever we
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use
a mobile
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phone
, we should
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make
sure that no person or work
is disturbed
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because
of our cell
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phone
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usage
. It is
also
suggested that every person should
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think
by instinct and
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use
mobile
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phones
as and when it
is required
.
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30Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Some people say that mobile phones should not be allowed in public places, others argue that people should be free to use their mobiles wherever they like. v. 4

Essay
  American English
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