- Do you keep it in the same you are in?
- Do you keep it in an adjoining room?
- Do you keep it close to your person?
- Do you keep it far away from you.
In today’s faced pace environment, Jamaicans and many other persons around the world , keep their cellphones very close, never leaving it behind for a second. We take our cellphones into the bathroom, we keep it around the dining room and take it to bed with us as, we simply afford to miss a single call.
Anyone who believes that three cellphones ( smartphones- I phones) were left in a room that was not occupied is living in Nah Nah land.
Get my drift ?
Go figure what happened at San San Villa !
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What was the among the content of these phones , which made their return as matter of National Security and URGENT ?
Exposure ,literally ?
Maybe.
3 – Some-body (on d ) phones ??? 🙂
I asked
Response
You betta keep out that is a private matter (for a public official). Leave d man private life alone.
Jay, I think you are going a little bit too far. I think he was robbed, not the story that was cooked up for public consumption. But as to what was in his phone, mek dat part stay man…..don’t you have some “interesting, private things” in your phone? Well, I do!
I like your argument about where people keep their phones – you are right, nobody nowadays is ever an arms length away from their phone.
Suppose he was in the USA, what you think TMZ would do. Anyway I won’t go any further. When a man is down, don’t kick him down any further
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Never a good idea to have (very) private data on your phone that you would not want others to see. What would happen if you lose the phone? Sent it in for repairs and forgot to delete the private info? Your significant other access the device without your knowledge or consent? I learn that lesson the hard way.
Damn right.