Johnmannesca

Y’know, some manufacturers used to do this actually, and more might start again.

I still fail to see your reason why removing the kids’ phones is going to solve anything. From my perspective you’re working backwards to justify a ban using outdated logic.

My logic is more along the richness of the messaging capabilities; are you aware how ineffective it truly is to have a standardized procedure for a school shooting? It’s not just bullets to worry about, it’s bombs too, and there’s plenty reason to have a device handy to communicate that.

They wouldn’t call their parents, they would warn the other kids on the other side of the building