alexdi

I'd like to see more detail in these AMA responses. If you think something is a scam, tell us why. Use real examples. So far, the most useful response was the guy with actual data on the percentage of documents stolen from mail.

Oh hi Mark.

Did you hit her? I bet you did naaaaaht.

... ew. So ew.

My best advice: Don't touch your phone to enter a GPS address while driving.

Not to shoot the messenger here, but you can't be serious. "Oh, I tapped the wrong address. Better pull off the freeway and find a parking lot so I can spend two seconds picking the next one on the list."

Your moralism aside, this sounded too stupid to be true, so I looked it up. (Spoiler: it isn't true.)

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/4430658-HB-673.html

Line 91: You can't hold it. You can certainly have it in a mount.

Line 102: You can type text (with the phone in the mount) for GPS.