Beware of Flashlight Apps on your I Phone

[MisterBeale]

I was very late to the game getting a cellphone. I hate talking on telephones period. The only reason I did was related to work/one of my parents having a major health crisis. I wanted work to be able to reach me in emergencies and, more importantly, I wanted my family to be able to reach me in emergencies. Now that both my parents have died, I am seriously contemplating doing away with it. The problem is that work, despite me telling them not to, gave my number to people who give my number to people at the drop of a hate so it is pure inconvenience to me 95% of the time. When I am not at work, I do not want people calling me at 9:30-10:00 at night just because it suits their schedule. Screw them. I am not a fast food restaurant where people can pull up to the window 24/7 no matter how much they seem to think they matter.

My phone automatically goes to mute after 9pm all the way to 7am. Only a call from my immediate family can make my phone ring after hours.

If you can possibly turn it off on the weekends - From Friday dinner time to Monday Morning work time? That would be very beneficial to you, Ascelplias. You will feel more rested - refreshed - you'll be more relaxed - you need that time for yourself where there is no contact coming in and you know there won't be any contact coming in. Think about it.

But then he would disappear and have no posts on USMB on the weekends. . . .

 

[guno]

I was very late to the game getting a cellphone. I hate talking on telephones period. The only reason I did was related to work/one of my parents having a major health crisis. I wanted work to be able to reach me in emergencies and, more importantly, I wanted my family to be able to reach me in emergencies. Now that both my parents have died, I am seriously contemplating doing away with it. The problem is that work, despite me telling them not to, gave my number to people who give my number to people at the drop of a hate so it is pure inconvenience to me 95% of the time. When I am not at work, I do not want people calling me at 9:30-10:00 at night just because it suits their schedule. Screw them. I am not a fast food restaurant where people can pull up to the window 24/7 no matter how much they seem to think they matter.

I have special rings on my flip phone for the people I know and family, all others i ignore, not interested being bombarded with bull shit 24/7 since i'm semi retired

even white people have moved past flip phones......but i guess when you live in the old trailer park thats all you people can afford....

No harry i let you dumb **** cracker
goyim piss your money away on that crap. speaking of that, great time of year to rip off the dumb goyim like you, selling cheap imported jesus crap to your kind for xmas at flea markets

I was very late to the game getting a cellphone. I hate talking on telephones period. The only reason I did was related to work/one of my parents having a major health crisis. I wanted work to be able to reach me in emergencies and, more importantly, I wanted my family to be able to reach me in emergencies. Now that both my parents have died, I am seriously contemplating doing away with it. The problem is that work, despite me telling them not to, gave my number to people who give my number to people at the drop of a hate so it is pure inconvenience to me 95% of the time. When I am not at work, I do not want people calling me at 9:30-10:00 at night just because it suits their schedule. Screw them. I am not a fast food restaurant where people can pull up to the window 24/7 no matter how much they seem to think they matter.

I have special rings on my flip phone for the people I know and family, all others i ignore, not interested being bombarded with bull shit 24/7 since i'm semi retired

even white people have moved past flip phones......but i guess when you live in the old trailer park thats all you people can afford....

sorry harry, trailer parks are for the goyim cracker ilk like you, great time of the year for me , stocking up on imported jesus dreck to sell to the stupid goyim at the flea markets for their christ holiday $$$$$ , they love that crap and eat it up like fly's on shit

 

[Dana7360]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient! But for someone with an i Phone this is a very serious situation if you have a Flashlight App on your phone. I have never heard of this - didn't even know you could have a Flashlight App for your i phone but if you own an i phone? You'll want to see this news report! My advice? Use a regular flashlight - you can buy a mini one and put it on your key chain too!

Cybersecurity Expert Gary Miliefsky - YouTube

I've owned an iPhone for many years.

There is a flashlight that comes already on the phone. You don't download it. I've never used that flashlight.

So I don't think that the flashlights that come on the iPhone have that mall ware and spy ware. He's only talking about the flashlight apps that you download from the internet.

 

[Dot Com]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient!

Not for anyone who has taken the time to call you.

If they know me they can contact my husband on his cell # and he will give me the message.

My policy is I do not talk on the phone unless it's absolutely necessary. My friends know this about me and accept that this is how I do things. It's not a problem.

IOW's- a "GET OFF MY LAWN- type

 

[Dana7360]

Am 43 and have yet to ever needed a portable phone. They're useful for certain professions sure, but by and large average people don't need them and they're dangerous. How many have died and will continue to die because some self-important piece of crap was doing something on their phone instead of watching where they're driving? Should make that premeditated murder and execute those people. You knew it was illegal, you knew why, you did it anyway and someone died. Off with your head!

I have been using a mobile phone as my primary phone since 2001. The advances in the technology have made them much more convenient. Since my work took me on the road most of the time, it was a necessity for me.

As for using them while driving, I don't. I will take a call and either tell them I will call them back or make it a VERY short call. The hands-free feature is no safer than holding the phone to your ear.

One of the things about going out for a walk used to be getting away from the annoyance of phones. Just about everyone here who walks for exercise is staring down at their phone. It's pathetic. Used to be you said hello to neighbors seeing em walking around, now you're afraid to intrude or interupt.

I have to tell you, Delta. You are right. I am astonished at how many people are totally absorbed in their cellphones. I was in a lobby at a hospital waiting to visit someone when I noticed that for the first time. Everyone in the lobby had their heads down scrolling through their phones. I was amazed.

Eventually someone looked my way and I began to share Jesus Christ and soon many of the people in the lobby were listening intently on the matter of eternity and where they would be - so forth - I'm believing the seeds planted that day were watered by other Christians - it is a great opportunity to share the LORD anytime people are waiting and wasting time - as in looking at a screen on a cell phone! People need solitude - a walk in the country should be a walk in the country - not listening to Ms. Yackety Yack while walking down the road!

Some people use their phone a lot. Some people less so.

It boils down to what each person chooses to do. I enjoy a walk in the country or in my neighborhood with peace & quiet. But I am not so egotistical as to tell others how they should enjoy their walk. Some simply want the exercise. They get that, whether they have a phone in their hand or not.

It isn't egotistical, Winterborn. It is concern for their well being. Let me repeat myself. People need solitude. People need solitude.

There should be a time set aside for solitude - for even talking to the LORD and prayer - for meditating on the Word of God and focusing on Jesus Christ and looking for the still small voice of the Holy Spirit - that is what Americans need to get back to. There was a time when it was most natural to spend time in solitude - to think on eternal things and have fellowship with the Holy Spirit. There needs to be a return to this so that we are sensitive to the Holy Spirit when He is speaking to our hearts ( speaking of born again Christians ) Nothing egotistical about it.

Why don't you do that in church? Seems to me to be the perfect place to do that.

If you want to be a christian go for it. Me and millions of other Americans aren't christian nor do we want to be.

I think its very arrogant and selfish to expect that people should forsake their faith for yours. It's certainly not constitutional or what America is. We believe in religious freedom for all. Not just those who follow a religion you follow or like.

People believe in their faith and you don't have any right to force yours on them.

 

[Dana7360]

My phone is pretty valuable to me. I do 90% of my business by phone. Not to mention it also functions as a camera/video recorder, music player, and book reader.

Understood but try to limit the length of time you have it up to your ear. Same goes for cordless phones at home. If it isn't a landline - hooked up to the wall with a cord on handle - it is a health issue - do not stay on it for hours on end. Use the text feature to be safe.

Or use the speaker phone feature, Asclepias! That would also be far better than putting it up to your ear continually! Use the speaker phone.

That's what I've told my daughter.

I keep my cell phone in my purse.

 

[Asclepias]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient! But for someone with an i Phone this is a very serious situation if you have a Flashlight App on your phone. I have never heard of this - didn't even know you could have a Flashlight App for your i phone but if you own an i phone? You'll want to see this news report! My advice? Use a regular flashlight - you can buy a mini one and put it on your key chain too!

Cybersecurity Expert Gary Miliefsky - YouTube

I've owned an iPhone for many years.

There is a flashlight that comes already on the phone. You don't download it. I've never used that flashlight.

So I don't think that the flashlights that come on the iPhone have that mall ware and spy ware. He's only talking about the flashlight apps that you download from the internet.

IPhone vets all of its apps. All apps must met their guidelines The Android OS has an open platform that encourages 3rd party development. In this one regard of safety I would say Iphone has the advantage over Android.

 

[Dana7360]

I was very late to the game getting a cellphone. I hate talking on telephones period. The only reason I did was related to work/one of my parents having a major health crisis. I wanted work to be able to reach me in emergencies and, more importantly, I wanted my family to be able to reach me in emergencies. Now that both my parents have died, I am seriously contemplating doing away with it. The problem is that work, despite me telling them not to, gave my number to people who give my number to people at the drop of a hate so it is pure inconvenience to me 95% of the time. When I am not at work, I do not want people calling me at 9:30-10:00 at night just because it suits their schedule. Screw them. I am not a fast food restaurant where people can pull up to the window 24/7 no matter how much they seem to think they matter.

I turn mine off when I don't want any calls. I can either turn off the ringer or turn the entire phone off.

If the call is important they will leave a message.

 

[Dana7360]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient! But for someone with an i Phone this is a very serious situation if you have a Flashlight App on your phone. I have never heard of this - didn't even know you could have a Flashlight App for your i phone but if you own an i phone? You'll want to see this news report! My advice? Use a regular flashlight - you can buy a mini one and put it on your key chain too!

Cybersecurity Expert Gary Miliefsky - YouTube

I've owned an iPhone for many years.

There is a flashlight that comes already on the phone. You don't download it. I've never used that flashlight.

So I don't think that the flashlights that come on the iPhone have that mall ware and spy ware. He's only talking about the flashlight apps that you download from the internet.

IPhone vets all of its apps. All apps must met their guidelines The Android OS has an open platform that encourages 3rd party development. In this one regard of safety I would say Iphone has the advantage over Android.

I don't know much about android phones. I've never used one. The closest I've come to an android phone would be that I was hired to photograph a party for the release of the Sony phone in 2011. The phone that Apple sued them for and won. Sony and AT&T had a party for the release for that phone.

I know a lot about iPhones. I've owned one for many years.

It's not the iPhone that you have to worry about. Apple provides the flashlight. It's the android phones that you have to go on line and download a flashlight. That's what the person was talking about. Ones that you download off line. Which no iPhone user would do because the flashlight is already provided by Apple.

I think it's dishonest of that person to say it's a problem with the iPhone. When it looks like the iPhone is the only one that doesn't have that problem because they already provide the flashlight. He made it very clear it's the flashlights you download that are the problem.

I've never used the flashlight on my phone. The times I need a flashlight, I'm strictly low tech. I use a handheld one that you need batteries and push a button.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Yep. Never understood that whole smartphone craze myself. Guess I'm a Luddite. lol I'll have to check out my son's Iphone though. . .

Am 43 and have yet to ever needed a portable phone. They're useful for certain professions sure, but by and large average people don't need them and they're dangerous. How many have died and will continue to die because some self-important piece of crap was doing something on their phone instead of watching where they're driving? Should make that premeditated murder and execute those people. You knew it was illegal, you knew why, you did it anyway and someone died. Off with your head!

I have been using a mobile phone as my primary phone since 2001. The advances in the technology have made them much more convenient. Since my work took me on the road most of the time, it was a necessity for me.

As for using them while driving, I don't. I will take a call and either tell them I will call them back or make it a VERY short call. The hands-free feature is no safer than holding the phone to your ear.

One of the things about going out for a walk used to be getting away from the annoyance of phones. Just about everyone here who walks for exercise is staring down at their phone. It's pathetic. Used to be you said hello to neighbors seeing em walking around, now you're afraid to intrude or interupt.

I have to tell you, Delta. You are right. I am astonished at how many people are totally absorbed in their cellphones. I was in a lobby at a hospital waiting to visit someone when I noticed that for the first time. Everyone in the lobby had their heads down scrolling through their phones. I was amazed.

Eventually someone looked my way and I began to share Jesus Christ and soon many of the people in the lobby were listening intently on the matter of eternity and where they would be - so forth - I'm believing the seeds planted that day were watered by other Christians - it is a great opportunity to share the LORD anytime people are waiting and wasting time - as in looking at a screen on a cell phone! People need solitude - a walk in the country should be a walk in the country - not listening to Ms. Yackety Yack while walking down the road!

Jesus H. ******* Christ. Are you frikken serious?

PREACHING in a hospital waiting room?

Have you NO respect for your god or for the privacy of others?

This is exactly why people are leaving religion. You're damn lucky someone didn't shove their phone down your throat.

 

[Dot Com]

Jesus H. ******* Christ. Are you frikken serious?

PREACHING in a hospital waiting room?

Have you NO respect for your god or for the privacy of others?

This is exactly why people are leaving religion. You're damn lucky someone didn't shove their phone down your throat.

I know right? She's interminable

 

[Luddly Neddite]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient! But for someone with an i Phone this is a very serious situation if you have a Flashlight App on your phone. I have never heard of this - didn't even know you could have a Flashlight App for your i phone but if you own an i phone? You'll want to see this news report! My advice? Use a regular flashlight - you can buy a mini one and put it on your key chain too!

Cybersecurity Expert Gary Miliefsky - YouTube

I've owned an iPhone for many years.

There is a flashlight that comes already on the phone. You don't download it. I've never used that flashlight.

So I don't think that the flashlights that come on the iPhone have that mall ware and spy ware. He's only talking about the flashlight apps that you download from the internet.

IPhone vets all of its apps. All apps must met their guidelines The Android OS has an open platform that encourages 3rd party development. In this one regard of safety I would say Iphone has the advantage over Android.

I don't know much about android phones. I've never used one. The closest I've come to an android phone would be that I was hired to photograph a party for the release of the Sony phone in 2011. The phone that Apple sued them for and won. Sony and AT&T had a party for the release for that phone.

I know a lot about iPhones. I've owned one for many years.

It's not the iPhone that you have to worry about. Apple provides the flashlight. It's the android phones that you have to go on line and download a flashlight. That's what the person was talking about. Ones that you download off line. Which no iPhone user would do because the flashlight is already provided by Apple.

I think it's dishonest of that person to say it's a problem with the iPhone. When it looks like the iPhone is the only one that doesn't have that problem because they already provide the flashlight. He made it very clear it's the flashlights you download that are the problem.

I've never used the flashlight on my phone. The times I need a flashlight, I'm strictly low tech. I use a handheld one that you need batteries and push a button.

I had an iPhone and, for some reason, tried an Android. They're not very user-friendly and now, we both have iPhones again.

Another built in app we both like is FaceTalk. Very high quality, better than the Google app and miles better than Skype.

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

I have been using a mobile phone as my primary phone since 2001. The advances in the technology have made them much more convenient. Since my work took me on the road most of the time, it was a necessity for me.

As for using them while driving, I don't. I will take a call and either tell them I will call them back or make it a VERY short call. The hands-free feature is no safer than holding the phone to your ear.

One of the things about going out for a walk used to be getting away from the annoyance of phones. Just about everyone here who walks for exercise is staring down at their phone. It's pathetic. Used to be you said hello to neighbors seeing em walking around, now you're afraid to intrude or interupt.

I have to tell you, Delta. You are right. I am astonished at how many people are totally absorbed in their cellphones. I was in a lobby at a hospital waiting to visit someone when I noticed that for the first time. Everyone in the lobby had their heads down scrolling through their phones. I was amazed.

Eventually someone looked my way and I began to share Jesus Christ and soon many of the people in the lobby were listening intently on the matter of eternity and where they would be - so forth - I'm believing the seeds planted that day were watered by other Christians - it is a great opportunity to share the LORD anytime people are waiting and wasting time - as in looking at a screen on a cell phone! People need solitude - a walk in the country should be a walk in the country - not listening to Ms. Yackety Yack while walking down the road!

Some people use their phone a lot. Some people less so.

It boils down to what each person chooses to do. I enjoy a walk in the country or in my neighborhood with peace & quiet. But I am not so egotistical as to tell others how they should enjoy their walk. Some simply want the exercise. They get that, whether they have a phone in their hand or not.

It isn't egotistical, Winterborn. It is concern for their well being. Let me repeat myself. People need solitude. People need solitude.

There should be a time set aside for solitude - for even talking to the LORD and prayer - for meditating on the Word of God and focusing on Jesus Christ and looking for the still small voice of the Holy Spirit - that is what Americans need to get back to. There was a time when it was most natural to spend time in solitude - to think on eternal things and have fellowship with the Holy Spirit. There needs to be a return to this so that we are sensitive to the Holy Spirit when He is speaking to our hearts ( speaking of born again Christians ) Nothing egotistical about it.

Why don't you do that in church? Seems to me to be the perfect place to do that.

If you want to be a christian go for it. Me and millions of other Americans aren't christian nor do we want to be.

I think its very arrogant and selfish to expect that people should forsake their faith for yours. It's certainly not constitutional or what America is. We believe in religious freedom for all. Not just those who follow a religion you follow or like.

People believe in their faith and you don't have any right to force yours on them.

I'm not forcing my faith on anyone. If you do not wish to follow the LORD, Dana, you do not have to. ISIS and ISIL are forcing their faith on people - so if you wish to file a complaint about having a faith "forced" upon you - look in that direction. Thank you.

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient! But for someone with an i Phone this is a very serious situation if you have a Flashlight App on your phone. I have never heard of this - didn't even know you could have a Flashlight App for your i phone but if you own an i phone? You'll want to see this news report! My advice? Use a regular flashlight - you can buy a mini one and put it on your key chain too!

Cybersecurity Expert Gary Miliefsky - YouTube

I've owned an iPhone for many years.

There is a flashlight that comes already on the phone. You don't download it. I've never used that flashlight.

So I don't think that the flashlights that come on the iPhone have that mall ware and spy ware. He's only talking about the flashlight apps that you download from the internet.

IPhone vets all of its apps. All apps must met their guidelines The Android OS has an open platform that encourages 3rd party development. In this one regard of safety I would say Iphone has the advantage over Android.

I don't know much about android phones. I've never used one. The closest I've come to an android phone would be that I was hired to photograph a party for the release of the Sony phone in 2011. The phone that Apple sued them for and won. Sony and AT&T had a party for the release for that phone.

I know a lot about iPhones. I've owned one for many years.

It's not the iPhone that you have to worry about. Apple provides the flashlight. It's the android phones that you have to go on line and download a flashlight. That's what the person was talking about. Ones that you download off line. Which no iPhone user would do because the flashlight is already provided by Apple.

I think it's dishonest of that person to say it's a problem with the iPhone. When it looks like the iPhone is the only one that doesn't have that problem because they already provide the flashlight. He made it very clear it's the flashlights you download that are the problem.

I've never used the flashlight on my phone. The times I need a flashlight, I'm strictly low tech. I use a handheld one that you need batteries and push a button.

I didn't find him dishonest in the least, Dana. He was giving the warning to i phone users to be aware of the malware connected to the flashlight feature. It was helpful to some people obviously or they would not have appreciated his report! So while it may not have been a problem for you that does not mean it would not have been a problem for others. Thanks for reading, Dana. Have a nice day.

 

[Dot Com]

OP goes from talking about phones to sermonizing. Surprised?

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

I do not have an I phone and rarely use telephones at all. I use an answer machine and it picks up all my calls! It's very convenient!

Not for anyone who has taken the time to call you.

If they know me they can contact my husband on his cell # and he will give me the message.

My policy is I do not talk on the phone unless it's absolutely necessary. My friends know this about me and accept that this is how I do things. It's not a problem.

IOW's- a "GET OFF MY LAWN- type

I have a Bull that weighs about 1400 lbs now and will be 2000 lbs before he has stopped growing and he is quite territorial. He considers it "his lawn" - the entire land in fact - is "his lawn"........... no one is arguing the point either.

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

OP goes from talking about phones to sermonizing. Surprised?

It's my thread, Dot. I already told you I do not change from thread to thread - I am who I am. I'm a Christian. Talking about the LORD is like breathing - very natural - it's who I am.

If it bothers you why are you on my thread? Again?

 

[Luddly Neddite]

One of the things about going out for a walk used to be getting away from the annoyance of phones. Just about everyone here who walks for exercise is staring down at their phone. It's pathetic. Used to be you said hello to neighbors seeing em walking around, now you're afraid to intrude or interupt.

I have to tell you, Delta. You are right. I am astonished at how many people are totally absorbed in their cellphones. I was in a lobby at a hospital waiting to visit someone when I noticed that for the first time. Everyone in the lobby had their heads down scrolling through their phones. I was amazed.

Eventually someone looked my way and I began to share Jesus Christ and soon many of the people in the lobby were listening intently on the matter of eternity and where they would be - so forth - I'm believing the seeds planted that day were watered by other Christians - it is a great opportunity to share the LORD anytime people are waiting and wasting time - as in looking at a screen on a cell phone! People need solitude - a walk in the country should be a walk in the country - not listening to Ms. Yackety Yack while walking down the road!

Some people use their phone a lot. Some people less so.

It boils down to what each person chooses to do. I enjoy a walk in the country or in my neighborhood with peace & quiet. But I am not so egotistical as to tell others how they should enjoy their walk. Some simply want the exercise. They get that, whether they have a phone in their hand or not.

It isn't egotistical, Winterborn. It is concern for their well being. Let me repeat myself. People need solitude. People need solitude.

There should be a time set aside for solitude - for even talking to the LORD and prayer - for meditating on the Word of God and focusing on Jesus Christ and looking for the still small voice of the Holy Spirit - that is what Americans need to get back to. There was a time when it was most natural to spend time in solitude - to think on eternal things and have fellowship with the Holy Spirit. There needs to be a return to this so that we are sensitive to the Holy Spirit when He is speaking to our hearts ( speaking of born again Christians ) Nothing egotistical about it.

Why don't you do that in church? Seems to me to be the perfect place to do that.

If you want to be a christian go for it. Me and millions of other Americans aren't christian nor do we want to be.

I think its very arrogant and selfish to expect that people should forsake their faith for yours. It's certainly not constitutional or what America is. We believe in religious freedom for all. Not just those who follow a religion you follow or like.

People believe in their faith and you don't have any right to force yours on them.

I'm not forcing my faith on anyone. If you do not wish to follow the LORD, Dana, you do not have to. ISIS and ISIL are forcing their faith on people - so if you wish to file a complaint about having a faith "forced" upon you - look in that direction. Thank you.

What could those people do?

Call security?

Leave?

Absolutely outrageous and unacceptable to be accosted in a hospital waiting room by a bible thumper.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

OP goes from talking about phones to sermonizing. Surprised?

It's my thread, Dot. I already told you I do not change from thread to thread - I am who I am. I'm a Christian. Talking about the LORD is like breathing - very natural - it's who I am.

If it bothers you why are you on my thread? Again?

I came to this thread to talk about phones and Dot Com is right.

This thread is exactly what you pulled in the hospital waiting room and unacceptable. Its rude and hateful and accomplishes the opposite of what you SAY you want.

I don't read your miles of copy-paste preaching in religion because I don't want to. I also don't think its my right to go to derail your preachy threads with my own beliefs. Just because its "your" thread, doesn't mean its okay to go against board rules and hijack it to yet another preach and screech thread.

 

[Harry Dresden]

I was very late to the game getting a cellphone. I hate talking on telephones period. The only reason I did was related to work/one of my parents having a major health crisis. I wanted work to be able to reach me in emergencies and, more importantly, I wanted my family to be able to reach me in emergencies. Now that both my parents have died, I am seriously contemplating doing away with it. The problem is that work, despite me telling them not to, gave my number to people who give my number to people at the drop of a hate so it is pure inconvenience to me 95% of the time. When I am not at work, I do not want people calling me at 9:30-10:00 at night just because it suits their schedule. Screw them. I am not a fast food restaurant where people can pull up to the window 24/7 no matter how much they seem to think they matter.

I have special rings on my flip phone for the people I know and family, all others i ignore, not interested being bombarded with bull shit 24/7 since i'm semi retired

even white people have moved past flip phones......but i guess when you live in the old trailer park thats all you people can afford....

No harry i let you dumb **** cracker
goyim piss your money away on that crap. speaking of that, great time of year to rip off the dumb goyim like you, selling cheap imported jesus crap to your kind for xmas at flea markets

I was very late to the game getting a cellphone. I hate talking on telephones period. The only reason I did was related to work/one of my parents having a major health crisis. I wanted work to be able to reach me in emergencies and, more importantly, I wanted my family to be able to reach me in emergencies. Now that both my parents have died, I am seriously contemplating doing away with it. The problem is that work, despite me telling them not to, gave my number to people who give my number to people at the drop of a hate so it is pure inconvenience to me 95% of the time. When I am not at work, I do not want people calling me at 9:30-10:00 at night just because it suits their schedule. Screw them. I am not a fast food restaurant where people can pull up to the window 24/7 no matter how much they seem to think they matter.

I have special rings on my flip phone for the people I know and family, all others i ignore, not interested being bombarded with bull shit 24/7 since i'm semi retired

even white people have moved past flip phones......but i guess when you live in the old trailer park thats all you people can afford....

sorry harry, trailer parks are for the goyim cracker ilk like you, great time of the year for me , stocking up on imported jesus dreck to sell to the stupid goyim at the flea markets for their christ holiday $$$$$ , they love that crap and eat it up like fly's on shit

i bet i am darker than you....black blood,sicilian blood and Mex.....you ******* cracker......it must be fucked to be a white boy trying to be a darker shade....all this bullshit about you being inter-racial?......hold on a second.....