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They can be useful as long as people use common sense, which is clearly not happening in these photos. I dont bring my phone to the dinner table, but I also dont shave, trim my eyebrows, or sing karaoke at the dinner table either. I have an app on mine that checks my location and can tell me where and what time the closest Latin Mass is.

Now THAT'S what I call a useful app!!  If a thief steals your phone maybe his using it will convert him!!  Then you could get your phone back that way!!  You may get a call from a priest saying this stranger left the phone in the confessional!!  HAHAHAHA

But seriously, once I found a smart phone lying on the grass in a parking lot at a shopping center.  I've never learned how to use one, but I picked this up and somehow turned it on and replied to a text message that had just come in.  Then the husband of the phone owner sent another text message right away and I replied to that too, explaining that I had found this phone, and what my own cell phone number was.  He called me on my phone and we arranged for me to deliver his wife's phone to him while he waited for me at a nearby golf course in the front driveway.  So I went there and gave him the phone and he was very appreciative.  Later his wife texted me her thanks saying she was leaving on a business trip and this return of her phone was going to be a big relief because all her business contacts were on that phone.  She wanted to know how I could get access to use her phone to reply to a text message, and I said I did not know how to unlock it and I didn't know how I sent the message but I was glad I could so she could get her phone back.

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