In a electronics saturated world, is Etiquette changing to accommodate this trend?
Middy S asked:
Is there a discernible movement to create standards of etiquette when it comes to the use of cell phones, bluetooth units, home computers, laptops and the like?
Is there a discernible movement to create standards of etiquette when it comes to the use of cell phones, bluetooth units, home computers, laptops and the like?
I have seen generalities addressed such as no cell phone ringing and loud phone conversations during public performances, and the laws of pulling off the road in some US States when calls are recieved or made.
But what about other reas such as the spectre of watching people in public places seemingly talking to theirselves as a result of a Bluetooth unit planted in their ear, and seemingly ignoring others in their presence?
How about those that stare not monitors and seemingly ignore or pay scant attention to others in their presence?
Are their guides and publications that address this new wave of never ending tech and it’s impact and interaction in society?
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