Textecution Kills Text Messaging While Driving
Okay?
I know ALOT of people who live in major metro areas, and they use public transportation- taxi, bus, train, subway, etc., and I know quite a few of them get signal while doing so (except most on the subway, of course). So they use this program, but what if they're on a public transportation and need to send a text? Is there a way of discerning whether or not its public or personal? I mean, if my cell phone can tell me when I enter my house or not, it should be able to discern between car and bus.
ALSO, even though its the children's parents, they should have a bit more respect for privacy- if there's a problem, the child shouldn't have a cell at all.
What happens if
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I don't know if I understand this technology that well, because from what I understand, they can still compose a text, but it just won't send,...
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Seems like more trouble than it's worth ...
What if I am a passenger, or riding on a bus or train? Will I be able to text?
We have developed an override function into the application. If you wish to override Textecution and text while the phone is in motion, choose "Request Permission", and a text message will be sent to the administrator who installed Textecution on your mobile device. If the administrator responds "Allow," the texting function will work for the next four hours even while in a moving vehicle. The Administrator (parent or employer) is in complete control, and responding "Allow" takes only a second or two. Of course the Administrator can decide not to disable Textecution by not replying or by respondin...
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Funny how they blame "kids" but it was the dumb ass Gov. of NJ and his State Police driver who got into an accident at 92mph texting and driving.
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