A day Without Mobile Phone
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Smartphones have made our lives easier as anytime we can talk to any person; get the latest information and numerous tasks. These devices have made us completely dependent on them and because of their absence, we might feel helpless.
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- 1. A Day Without Mobile Is Unimaginable A day without a mobile phone might be extremely for us. Mobile phones have completely changed our lives. Needless to say, these smart devices have positive as well as adverse effects.
- 2. Less Time On Social Media Flurry recently revealed that a person spends 5 hrs per day on their phones. If there will no mobile phone then we can – a. Spend time with friends, family. b. Involve ourself in games and many more.
- 3. Hard to Adjust Well, it might be difficult for some people to adjust. Smartphones have become a necessity so it is hard to adjust daily chores. a. Unable to get the latest updates. b. Can’t make calls/send SMS.
- 4. More Productive When we stay away from the digital world then we can pay more attention to other tasks. We can involve ourselves in – a. Use old music players b. Read novels.
- 5. No Disturbance You would enjoy being alone as there will be no - a. Facebook, Twitter notifications b. Third-party emails