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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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Anonymous
4 years ago

I need my landline, I use it everyday

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Morgane Lathoumetie
4 years ago

Save our landline

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John Wood
4 years ago

Essential emergency service in a power cut.

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Fiona Brown
4 years ago

Putting the phone lines through WiFi means: a) you can never switch off WiFi b) if the WiFi is down you cannot dial out c) if there is a power cut you cannot dial out. The landline network is fully in place, why remove it?

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Sarah Mason-Smith
4 years ago

It is madness to remove our established landlines. We would be stranded in the event of a broadband or electrical blackout, leaving us vulnerable

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Susan
4 years ago

First of all, wireless cell phones are harmful to health. Second of all, I can't afford a cell phone, so I want to keep my landline phone.

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Bill Dowling
4 years ago

We are putting too much faith in having mobile phones always worfking!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

It’s vital that we have an alternative coms option other than an android phone.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

We need our landlines!!! Living in a v rural place & being disabled it's crucial to have a landline when the power goes down,which is often .

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Joanna Nind
4 years ago

Just another attempt to take away our freedoms and control us through the use of mobile phones!! NO NO NO!

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Craig dickinson
4 years ago

This is vital.Not everyone wants this digital prison being incrementally deployed,masquerading as convenience.

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Kevin Nicholls
4 years ago

It's no good for to loose anything they eat t is to loose only benefits them

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Heather McNaughton
4 years ago

Screwing around with frequencies is more damaging to our health than any boogeyman germ. Copper ground lines are the safest

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Robert
4 years ago

Keep land lines let old people for one have a connection to the outside world

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Joanne McDonald
4 years ago

I do not use a mobile and rely solely on my landline. My Brother is disabled and it would put him in danger if he didn't have a landline.

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Greta
4 years ago

We need to keep landlines as relying on the Internet is ridiculous, many elderly people do not have any other way of communication and I personally will be returning to landlines for telephone and Internet.

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e
4 years ago

i use mine for phone tv computer & nothing beats it!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

This is important for SO many reasons.

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philippa
4 years ago

thanks for doing this!

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Julie Crocker
4 years ago Featured

I still use my landline and I don't want to use it. It is unnecessary to change a system which works and which is reliable. When Fukushima was hit by the tsunami the only phones that could work were the landline phones - all the cell phones were useless.