fj12ryder wrote:
"Forcing people to use it means I can't use the phone as a passenger during a long boring trip. I would never purchase a phone that made this mandatory even though I would never use the phone while driving. That would be a deal killer for me."
So if you're inconvenienced it's a deal killer, now that moron texting can hit you in the passenger side car door when your driver turns left at the stop light. That might cause you to be a bit more than inconvenienced.
Having to stop at all those stop signs, pedestrian crossings, and train tracks is an inconvenience too, but traffic would be a mess without them.
I don't think that's what JohnPF is saying.
