Making this available for mobile phones also increases the opportunities for people on public assistance to find work opportunities - and believe me, there are plenty of people on public assistance who want to work, and many who are working but are still below the poverty line. I know this well since I've worked with many clients on public assistance who are actively looking for work. (And I still have an old flip phone myself.)
Interesting phone...SmartLink doesn't allow Android based smartphones to be used with their program. Not sure why, maybe it is because they don't want people using it for data communications or something...not sure.
But that phone is cool in that it is Android based and flip phone styling....
(And I still have an old flip phone myself.)
