Cell phone should be private or not?

Question

Should your partner be able to know what in they cell phone

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Your pill is retarded because the top of the questions ask something then the body of the questions asks another, when the people
Vote, what question do you assume they’re answering? Because if 1 person voted yes to the initial question they’d likely be voting i for the body of the question. If another is boring no for the second question but yes for the top question?

If that confuses you

For example I voted yes to your partner should be able to know what’s on your phone. But no to the initial question it shouldn’t be private but when I voted yes what h question are you assume in answering?

The poll will not reflect anything because some may be answering too question while others are voting for the question in the body

Account · Accepted Answer

I have nothing to hide I don't give a shit. If they looked at a conversation I might have had with a friend though I would get mad because they have confided private shit to me and I wouldn't want my partner to have access to what a friend of mine has told me in confidentiality about a situation of theirs.

martian13 · Accepted Answer

They shouldn't have an issue with letting the other know what's there but there also shouldn't be the issue of trusting if there's something you wouldn't like in the others phone. You shouldn't feel like you need or want to know because you should trust that the other person has nothing to hide.

AaronKrieger · Accepted Answer

To some degree, I think if someone doesn't want to show it, then they need a good reason. By the same token, if someone wants to see it, then they need a good reason.

It entirely depends on how the communication is done.

Juxtapose · Answer

Your question and then your description contradict each other so that's confusing.

But no, I have a right to my privacy and my friends who tell me incredibly private things have a right to have their messages not seen by other people.

Booklover_90 · Answer

No. If you feel the need to look at a grown adult’s phone, you don’t trust them. Plus, if they’re up to something they’re not supposed to, it comes out eventually.

kellytheman · Answer

Yes but it kinda depends. If you are hacking or checking the phone without them knowing you invading there privacy even if you suspect there are doing something they shouldn’t be doing like cheating or something like that

DrPepper12 · Answer

We DGAF. No lockscreens and because we DHAF it has never interested mevin the slightest to peek. Whats the fun if you're allowed to do it? 😂😂😂

andreasderjuengere · Answer

It does not matter. If I wanted to hide something, then I'd get a second phone.

bobby_bush_eater · Answer

My girlfriend, it depends.  A wife, she'll have full access to my phone and I'd anticipate she reciprocates.

hndbanana · Answer

i think if one partner is asking to look through the others phone they should be willing to give the same concession in return. If they are not then i would say it remains private

MrGSpotHer · Answer

I don't care it's not a secret, not what I should select by the way this is worded

OddBeMe · Answer

Another q is work calls. Should we be given extra $ for using our phones?

Anonymous · Answer

Private, unless it is your child's. Then if they are under 18 and/or you pay for it; you get to snoop as much as you see fit.

Cheerfull009 · Answer

Must be private, every user have his privacy

SweetJoyGirl · Answer

Idc if he knows.

exitseven · Answer

No, everyone needs privacy

strateguy632 · Answer

1stt

eagle1951 · Answer

yess

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