Mobile Phones Case Study

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Mobile Phones: Government and Corporate World Control

The act of communication is more than the talking experience experienced when two people exchange verbal, or written messages. In the contemporary society, communication involved more than just speaking, but also, non-verbal cues such as gestures and facial expressions. This is not to purport that nowadays non-verbal cues are not important, but that their importance is rarely seen since there is no way that people can engage over the phone from a distance and notice the expressions of each other’s faces. We are in a technologically advanced age, which summed up by the ever increasing advancement in telecommunication technology has exposed the world to a world of gadgets and less contact. We communicate using the phones. However, the advent of mobile phones has not only been insufficient in making an all-round aspect of communicating, but

The mobile phones to governments are ways of tracking down people, listening to their calls, and more so, making sure that if any activity arises, they can track the people based on the GPS systems on their phones. In addition, many studies carried out by the government on use of technology relates to just how they frequently use their mobile phones.

The role of the government in the world of technology goes beyond the level of having to listen to calls, track down crimes and research. In real sense, based on mobile usage, it is possible for the government to relate the incomes of her citizens since people tend to buy flashy phones as their levels of income keep increasing. Notably, there are a few cases that have people making awesome mobile phone buys while they have low income (Lwin, 2011). However, a majority of the situations go based on the level of income by the people in the