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1. VISHWAKARMA GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE Gujrat Technological University MOBILE ETIQUETTE Subject: Professional Communication and Ethics 3 rd Semester –Information and Communication Technology Presented By: Shubham Prajapati Dhrumil Katara Vishal Rathod Jay Patel Aryan Rathod Mitul Chauhan 240170132063 240170132031 240170132060 240170132046 240170132059 240170132007 A Guide to Responsible Smartphone Usage

2. WHAT IS MOBILE ETIQUETTE ? Mobile etiquette means using smartphones politely, respectfully, and responsibly. It’s about balancing technology with good manners and social awareness. Why it Matters ? Shows respect for others. Improves communication. Maintains professionalism. Ensures safety. Builds positive social image.

3. CORE POINTS 1. Respect others Time & Space 2. Keep phones silent in public 3. Give attention in conversations 4. Be responsible at work/class 5. Use social media mindfully 6. Prioritize safety 7. Protect privacy 3

4. BASIC RULES: 4 Silent mode in meetings, classes, and public places. Avoid loud calls or playing music on speaker. Do not disturb others with careless usage. CONVERSATION: Give full attention to people. Don’t check messages when talking. Avoid interrupting for calls.

5. 5 MOBILE ETIQUETTE IN DIFFERENT PLACES PUBLIC PLACES: Don’t talk loudly. Respect others privacy. Avoid blocking passage while texting. WORK & STUDY ETIQUETTE: No unnecessary texting during work/lectures. Follow company/school policies. Use phones only for official or learning needs.

6. MOBILE ETIQUETTE WHILE TEXTING: 6 Keep it clear and concise. Text messages should be brief, easy to understand, and get straight to the point. Avoid lengthy or complex conversations that are better suited for a phone call or email. Don't share bad news over text. Serious or sensitive information should be communicated in person or over the phone. Texting can lead to misunderstandings due to the lack of tone Use professional language and tone when texting for work. Consider the recipient's timing. Be mindful of when you send messages. Avoid texting for non-urgent matters late at night or early in the morning.

7. MOBILE ETIQUETTE WHILE DINING : 7 Keep phones off the table. Never place your phone on the dining table. Store it in a pocket or bag to signal that your company is your priority. Put your phone on silent or vibrate to prevent ringtones from interrupting the meal and other diners. Excuse yourself for important calls. If you are expecting an urgent call, inform your dining companions beforehand. When the call comes, excuse yourself and take it discreetly away from the dining area. While taking a photo of your food may be acceptable, avoid spending time texting or posting on social media during the meal Focus on the people you are with instead.

8. CONSEQUENCES OF POOR MOBILE ETIQUETTE: 8 Distraction in Important Situations Negative Impression Professional image damage Relationship issues Safety risks (e.g., texting while driving ) HOW TO AVOID POOR MOBILE ETIQUETTE: Practice Digital Well-being and Balance Use Phones at the Right Time and Place Keep Conversations Private Limit Screen Time in Social Settings

9. BENEFITS OF GOOD MOBILE ETIQUETTE : 9 Builds Positive Impression Strengthens Relationships Improves Productivity and Focus Ensures Safety in Daily Life Encourages Respectful Communication TIPS FOR GOOD MOBILE ETIQUETTE: Use headphones in public Respond politely and timely Keep notifications on vibrate Practice digital detox regularly

10. CONCLUSION: 10 Mobile etiquette is essential for maintaining respect, discipline, and balance in personal, social, and professional life. Practicing good mobile manners helps build positive relationships, improves productivity, and creates a better impression. Using mobile phones responsibly ensures safety, privacy, and healthy communication. In short, good mobile etiquette = smart usage + respect for others.

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12. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION Create By ~ KD