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   >  > If that was my concern, I would give the kid one of those real simple   
   phone   
   >  > that can make phone calls and maybe text and that is about it.  They don't   
   >  > need a smart phone while they are in school.   
      
   > Yeah, a concealed Nokia candy-bar phone would be invisible, unless someone at   
   > the school searched their bag.   
      
   I think there are some invisible options.  You would just have to be sure   
   to keep the sound turned off -- or the phone entirely -- and only use it   
   for outbound traffic during an emergency.   
      
   > That would go up against quite a few civil liberty challenges, not to mention   
   > social network pressure - when a kid has to bring a hidden burner phone in   
   cas   
   > there's a school shooting, and the school punishes him for that? That's a   
   mess   
   > any school wouldn't want to get into.   
      
   I would agree, especially a private one.   
      
   > Now I want a phone that fits into an Altoids tin.   
      
   The flip phone I was using 11 years ago probably would have fit in an   
   Altoids tin.  I never tried but, if I ever have any Altoids, I am curious   
   enough now that I will (if I remember!).   
      
      
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