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SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.

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Krisztina K Shaw-Smith
4 years ago

Please save our landlines!

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Yola Wilson
4 years ago

In a power cut - no phone. Many have no knowledge of computer or internet and should not be forced into it. Copper telephones are much crisper and always excellent connection while mobiles are very intermittent

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Susan Lyall
4 years ago

Many people will be isolated if landlines are abolished. In addition, mobile phone networks continue to be patchy and unreliable in many areas

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Tanja Rebel · petition starter
4 years ago

There will be a wired fibre connection, but it won't work during a Power cut. Fibre can also increase the EMR output if not well converted. It is also the backdoor into 5G.... Copper is best and we must demand to keep it!

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Tanja Rebel · petition starter
4 years ago

Yes, please share this widely! I am convinced that this is the solution to keeping our health and freedoms. If everyone across the World ditched their little Black Mirror, got a Landline and demanded to keep it we would be halfway there!

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Tanja Rebel · petition starter
4 years ago

I was inspired to do this by an American petition on the same lines! We need a petition like this in every country of the World as this is a Global phenomenon.....

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Lorna Lea
4 years ago

I don have a mobile phone, so would be up a creek without my landline.

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Gail
4 years ago

Mobile phones are never entirely reliable, it can be very frustrating to be cut off in the middle of a conversation which rarely happens with the landline. Even if mobile phones were completely reliable, they are a vast drain on natural resources – they require rare minerals to manufacture them which are mostly obtained by exploiting workers in countries such as the Congo and are very detrimental to the environment. Also, companies try to make you replace your mobile phone every couple of years, which is again very bad for the environment, it is virtually impossible to get them fixed, now they have made it so you can’t replace the battery yourself. It sometimes feels like mobile phones are the last gasp of consumer society.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This needs to be done in the U.S. as well, for so many reasons!

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Christine Hutchinson
4 years ago

Yes...I.ve decided I don't want a mobile anymore...another way that we are being tracked!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Lane line needed to speak to older members of my family.Also better quality reception.

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Peter F Gill
4 years ago

Wider publicity is needed. I only suspected that this would happen but not that this was already planned.

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Sheryl Entwistle
4 years ago

We want a bloody landline.. mobiles hurt my ears to use. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it fools.

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Toshiko
4 years ago

Landline telephones are an essential part of our lives.

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gavin buckley
4 years ago

The elderly need landlines

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Elaine Micklewright
4 years ago

why are they trying to fix something that isn't broke.

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Karyse Day
4 years ago

BT should be taken back in to public ownership where public health, not profit is the major motive going forward.

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David Tyner
4 years ago

Grandfather in all aspects of 3G network, force it to be maintained.

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timothy brandon
4 years ago

i do not consent to enforced radiation.

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Lynette Timmins
4 years ago

I would hate to loose my landline, it is so important to me & it keeps me connected to everyone!