Some people believe that mobile phones should be banned in places such as libraries, shops, and public transport. I partly agree with this opinion, because mobile phones can be disturbing in some situations, but banning them completely is not practical.
On one hand, mobile phones can cause problems in quiet public places. For example, in libraries people go there to read or study, so loud phone calls or videos can disturb others. In public transport, some passengers talk loudly on their phones or play music without headphones, which can be annoying. In these cases, limiting or controlling phone use is reasonable in order to keep a comfortable environment for everyone.
On the other hand, banning mobile phones entirely is not realistic. Many people use their phones for important reasons, such as checking messages, paying in shops, or using maps while travelling. On public transport, phones are often used for safety, especially if someone needs help or wants to contact family. In shops, phones are also used for online payments or price comparisons. Therefore, a total ban would cause inconvenience.
In conclusion, I do not fully agree that mobile phones should be banned in all public places. Instead of banning them, there should be clear rules about using phones politely, such as keeping phones on silent and not speaking loudly. This is a more practical solution.