Bondhead88
Expert
Yup you read that correctly. I actually CC'd in Toronto Canada today without any issues. I concealed my cellphone on my new cellphone hip holster. If a bad guy comes along all I have to do is pull it out, turn it on. find a signal, dial 911 and wait for the Calvary to come to my rescue within the next 60 minutes.
If the bad guy isn't intimidated by that I have an app that makes the sound of a synthetic gun shot. (It actually sound more like a pig farting)
Tomorrow I think I will get more daring and OCC (Open carry my cellphone) I am hoping I don't startle too many people if I use my right to call for someone else to defend me while I am being mugged the Torontonians may have to pass legislation dictating that I get training so I am properly certified in handling my cell phone safely. I am sure they are going to limit my battery capacity to only hold a 7 hour charge soon and I have been told I will not be able to have back up batteries.
I was told this was not necessary as I could rely on other sources of security such as running around in circles looking for non-existent payphones. Using or handling other peoples cell phones is strictly prohibited as well the only exception is if you come across a wounded deer the nearest police officer may lend you their cell phone but only if you promise to post the picture from the cellphone on Facebook proving your good intentions.
If the bad guy isn't intimidated by that I have an app that makes the sound of a synthetic gun shot. (It actually sound more like a pig farting)
Tomorrow I think I will get more daring and OCC (Open carry my cellphone) I am hoping I don't startle too many people if I use my right to call for someone else to defend me while I am being mugged the Torontonians may have to pass legislation dictating that I get training so I am properly certified in handling my cell phone safely. I am sure they are going to limit my battery capacity to only hold a 7 hour charge soon and I have been told I will not be able to have back up batteries.
I was told this was not necessary as I could rely on other sources of security such as running around in circles looking for non-existent payphones. Using or handling other peoples cell phones is strictly prohibited as well the only exception is if you come across a wounded deer the nearest police officer may lend you their cell phone but only if you promise to post the picture from the cellphone on Facebook proving your good intentions.
