You might have thought phone booths were dead...

phone/police booths are dead?

then what's this?
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I think that what seems to be free now will make us pay in the future.

Consider, who laid and maintains the copper or fibre to our homes, not Google, it was our local Telco, and where do they get their money to do so, you guessed it, from our phone calls. If they start losing money due to VoIP then they have to make elsewhere, probably with increased charges to our ISPs who will promptly pass it on to us. The alternative would be to allow the street cabling to rot and make us all rely on cell phones, a more expensive alternative, especially for the high volume downloads we all take for granted.

Google's push takes advantage of something that is not free and expects some one else to pay the piper. It's wrong and shortsighted.

Peter
 
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And occasionally as a mini "lock-up"

Trust me, you really don't want a red phone box in your bedrrom.
Not unles you're going to reinforce the bedroom floor and the hose - they're about a ton (that's an Imperial ton 2240 lbs) weight and yopu'll need a hole in the roof/wall to get them in.

Colin
 
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