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The article presents the authors view that people have started using mobile phones with camera as an instrument of justice and sites the examples of the death of two unarmed African-Americans, Walter Scott and Freddie Jackson, that were captured using cell phones. The author picks up statistics on the average American's dependency on cell phones and suggests that the addiction be turned to something useful to the community and to speak up against injustice..

The author discusses aspects of rotary telephone services to the emerging net neutrality regulations by U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) relating to Title II.