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Mobile phone etiquette has become a hotly debated topic around the world.

A recent survey shows peoples anger at the rudeness and disrespect some display to others while on the cell phone in public places.

The biggest complaint is about people talking on the phone in a cinema or during a live performance with 79% of those surveyed being annoyed by this. 61 % thought is was disrespectful to chat on the phone when in a meeting. 58% of people dislike others talking loudly on the phone in reastuarants. 42% think it is rude in quiet places like libraries and study halls.

In addition, it has become a well researched fact that talking on the phone hile driving can cause road accidents.

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