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This can be called the era of communication. The creation of World Wide Web has dramatically changed how we communicate with each other. What was once the prime way of communication is referred to as "snail" male in today's net jargon. Currently, sending and receiving emails is done in a blink of an eye. We now have the ability to inquire about what our friend in China had for dinner and can get an answer before he eats supper.

Phone craze

Over a 100 years ago, Mr. Bell invented the very first telephone machine. During that time only scientists and the "1 percent of the population" were able to permit themselves such a luxury item. The primitive carbon transmitter allowed for a peerless speed of communication across great distances. Many believed that this was the final frontier of communication. But then came the cell phones. The first cell phones also belonged to the elite circles and many of them were permanently nested inside of cars, but things changed rapidly. They're light and convenient and cost the fraction of the price compared to a decade ago. It seems that today almost everyone has got to have one. Things like reverse phone look ups and ring tones are the talk of the town. It's been said that many developing nations will skip over the landline era and jump right into the cell phone one. Cell phone towers are much cheaper in construction and maintenance which makes them an ideal alternative.

Public needs to be aware

Even though mobile telephones are generally good, they do bring some controversial "bonuses" to the table. For instance a landline reverse phone look up can only give you the person's postal location and name. However the cell phone tracing goes beyond that. You are now capable of finding out exactly where the person is located. This ability can be hazardous if it falls in the hands of the wrong people. But then again, if you are only inquiring about the location of your child it can be an indispensable service. Cell phone search is not the sole issue related to cell phones. Cell phone usage and risks of brain cancer are also a big issue.

What's the Key?

In my opinion, the leaders of our nations should look more closely into the rapidly growing cellular network industry's trends and vote on required legislation if people's rights and health are being threatened. This is probably the only solution that will help an average consumer feel safer in this era of communication.