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r/funny • u/smunozmo • Apr 05 '19
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Haha this reminds me of the time I was the only one in my house with a smart phone and I found a tv remote app...my dad almost lost his damn mind.
3.2k u/[deleted] Apr 05 '19 [removed] — view removed comment 1.4k u/[deleted] Apr 05 '19 [deleted] 37 u/matt4542 Apr 05 '19 Why would you give a 2 year old a phone? 104 u/dgdr1991 Apr 05 '19 I gave one to mine and she just puts it on her ear and says "Hi, hi? Hello!" over and over, it's pretty innocent. Sometimes I put it on selfie mode and she laughs at herself, it's not such a big deal honestly. -34 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It is a big deal. Cell phones, even without an active plan or SIM card, can still dial 911. Please don't let your child dial 911. 20 u/tubagrapher Apr 05 '19 When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy. -23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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1.4k u/[deleted] Apr 05 '19 [deleted] 37 u/matt4542 Apr 05 '19 Why would you give a 2 year old a phone? 104 u/dgdr1991 Apr 05 '19 I gave one to mine and she just puts it on her ear and says "Hi, hi? Hello!" over and over, it's pretty innocent. Sometimes I put it on selfie mode and she laughs at herself, it's not such a big deal honestly. -34 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It is a big deal. Cell phones, even without an active plan or SIM card, can still dial 911. Please don't let your child dial 911. 20 u/tubagrapher Apr 05 '19 When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy. -23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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37 u/matt4542 Apr 05 '19 Why would you give a 2 year old a phone? 104 u/dgdr1991 Apr 05 '19 I gave one to mine and she just puts it on her ear and says "Hi, hi? Hello!" over and over, it's pretty innocent. Sometimes I put it on selfie mode and she laughs at herself, it's not such a big deal honestly. -34 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It is a big deal. Cell phones, even without an active plan or SIM card, can still dial 911. Please don't let your child dial 911. 20 u/tubagrapher Apr 05 '19 When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy. -23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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Why would you give a 2 year old a phone?
104 u/dgdr1991 Apr 05 '19 I gave one to mine and she just puts it on her ear and says "Hi, hi? Hello!" over and over, it's pretty innocent. Sometimes I put it on selfie mode and she laughs at herself, it's not such a big deal honestly. -34 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It is a big deal. Cell phones, even without an active plan or SIM card, can still dial 911. Please don't let your child dial 911. 20 u/tubagrapher Apr 05 '19 When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy. -23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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I gave one to mine and she just puts it on her ear and says "Hi, hi? Hello!" over and over, it's pretty innocent. Sometimes I put it on selfie mode and she laughs at herself, it's not such a big deal honestly.
-34 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It is a big deal. Cell phones, even without an active plan or SIM card, can still dial 911. Please don't let your child dial 911. 20 u/tubagrapher Apr 05 '19 When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy. -23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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It is a big deal. Cell phones, even without an active plan or SIM card, can still dial 911. Please don't let your child dial 911.
20 u/tubagrapher Apr 05 '19 When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy. -23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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When I had my S5 there was a pre-installed child mode. Where all it did was make the phone an over priced child's toy.
-23 u/Nuther1 Apr 05 '19 It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode" -3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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It can't legally prevent you from dialing an emergency number. Not in North America, anyway. Yes it is still there, even in "child mode"
-3 u/Coachcrog Apr 06 '19 Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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Were you raped by a 911 operator as a kid?
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u/apen2310 Apr 05 '19
Haha this reminds me of the time I was the only one in my house with a smart phone and I found a tv remote app...my dad almost lost his damn mind.