MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – Cell phones are in almost everyone’s pocket or purse, if not in their hands. They are convenient, and helpful, but they are also the source of serious frustration. July is National Cell Phone Courtesy Month, a time to reflect on your cell phone habits and maybe even make a few changes.
A Pew Research survey found the vast majority of Americans — 98% — now own a cell phone of some kind. That survey also found that 67% of cell phone owners find themselves checking their phones for messages, alerts or calls – even when they don’t notice their phone ringing or vibrating.
Another interesting statistic — according to a recent U.S. Cellular survey, 37% of users say others get upset with them for phone use, while 63% say they get upset at others for phone use. Basically saying other people bother you with their cell phone usage, but you don’t bother anyone else…