Communications Law Blog

Technology is something that I've seen change drastically since I was much younger. I remember when the first iPhone came out in 2007, and I was in 4th or 5th grade. Even then when I was so young, I was absolutely   mesmerized  by what the iPhone could do. The fact that you could access the internet within a mobile device, to me, was extraordinary. At the time I hadn't even had a cell phone yet, and when I did at the age of 10, it was a Verizon Razor flip phone, in the most horrendous color purple.                                                                          I couldn't do anything with this phone really, and I remember one of the coolest things I had was the ability to have so many ringtones to choose from. A few years later, after several updates of the iPhone, I started noticing a popular trend. Children, even younger than 10 years old, had their own iPhones or iPods. Devices that had access to anything, anywhere, in the hands of those who didn't even