Locked Phones and Airport Hugs

This chapter explores the debate over locked phones, highlighting the differing policies of T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon, as well as the implications for user rights and electronic waste. It features a light-hearted segment about hug time limits at New Zealand airports, comparing cultural differences in airport farewells with amusing anecdotes from U.S. experiences. The conversation wraps up by examining the benefits of lithium rechargeable batteries, contrasting them with traditional alkaline options.