SOLUTION

Try Safety First has developed and proposes adoption, as a universal standard in the wireless industry, a comprehensive set of distraction prevention and safety protocols along with matching bluetooth technology to be embedded into the firmware in all mobile phone devices. Such adoption will quickly and easily provide a universal solution for all cell phone issues mentioned under the problem tab herein. The software protocols automatically instruct the mobile device how to behave when in protocol specific environments containing a corresponding active Bluetooth sensor (hardware).

Examples of Sensor Specific Environments – In a prison all phones will shut down; in the driver’s seat area of a transit bus, all phones will go to sleep; in the driver’s seat of a passenger car, the  texting and email functions will be inhibited and only hands-free Bluetooth will function; on a plane the pilot will be able to turn off all phones during take-off and landing; in a high security area the switch can be set for auto shut-off; in a classroom the instructor could use the phone as a teaching tool for part of the class, then flip a switch to put all phones to sleep when giving a quiz; in a hospital certain areas can be auto-shutoff environments to prevent equipment malfunction, and in a church or movie theatre the sensors can be programmed for auto-silence during specified  service or movie times. Because the protocols will be embedded into the firmware of the phone, they cannot be uninstalled nor turned off.  The protocols will be hack proof sum check protected and part of the OS. Hacking the protocols will cause the phone to brick.