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I bet they have apps they could require people to stick in their phone which do the same thing. If not, and you feel like contributing to the dystopian hellsca
by scottlocklin 8y ago
I bet they have apps they could require people to stick in their phone which do the same thing.
If not, and you feel like contributing to the dystopian hellscape we live in: business oppos!
- fgonzag 8y agoUnless you plan on surgically implanting the phone, I don't think that's a bulletproof plan
- scottlocklin 8y agoI dunno have you seen human beings lately? Most people seem to be surgically attached to their nerd dild^H^H^H phones. Assuming the bailee is a rational and well intentioned actor (the article does seem to imply many people miss court because they forget), this is probably a reasonable thing to do.
- simonh 8y agoPhone aren't always on, aren't always in coverage and the app would have to be actually active when the phone is switched on anyway. How do you think it would work?
- scottlocklin 8y agoIt would be a reminder app, and otherwise work exactly the same way as those creepy "spouse tracking apps" people use to catch cheating housewives.