When comedian Ali Wong lifted up her pink mini-dress to bare her belly—and underwear—in front of a San Francisco crowd in February, it wasn’t just for laughs (though she got plenty of those). It was also a statement on technology: Jokes like this one, she told the crowd at the city’s Masonic auditorium, are exactly why she locked your phone away.
Locking mobile devices in neoprene to curb use and noise during performances has been on the rise over the last few years. In an era of increasing classroom disruptions and “cancel...
2020-03-11 14:55:16Z
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