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The argument will be that you don't "have a right" to cell service everywhere at anytime. "It's not like your service isn't restored after the protest."
by pyre 12y ago
The argument will be that you don't "have a right" to cell service everywhere at anytime. "It's not like your service isn't restored after the protest."
- freehunter 12y agoDoesn't the kill switch permanently disable the phone? Edit - Nope. I just reread the bill. Sorry for any misinformation: "prevent reactivation of the smartphone on a wireless network except by an authorized user"