[May 10, 2010] WebSafety CEO Thanks Oprah Winfrey for 'National No Phone Zone Day' TV Segment Tweet May 10, 2010 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- WebSafety's CEO, Rowland Day, applauded Oprah Winfrey's "National No Phone Zone Day" television segment. Day said, "We are pleased that Ms. Oprah Winfrey continues to bring much needed attention to the deadly social obsession of texting while driving. "Obtaining a commitment that a person will refrain from an action is a good start; however, many teenagers, young adults and employees may lack the self-discipline to honor such a total commitment and may justify the need to text while driving. Sometimes the temptation of social pressure, the perceived need to respond to work related issues or the 'I must do this now' attitude allows the driver to justify the texting or the reading of the received written communication on the phone. The legal and moral liability associated with the texting while driving action imposes severe consequences to the driver, employers and possibly the parents. "When the consequences to the action is destruction of property or even life itself, a more effective solution must be available, that is the reason we created our CellSafety software application. CellSafety disables the texting and email functions and still allows the driver to communicate by voice with his phone within a hands free environment. CellSafety works with phones on all four major wireless carrier networks and on the Blackberry, Android and Nokia operating systems. "We stand with Ms. Winfrey and the others who advocate eliminating the potential for death and destruction as a result of texting while driving." WebSafety is company specializing in monitoring and notifying parents or employers of potentially dangerous activities that take place on a PC or on a cell phone by sending a message to the parent or employer's cell phone. ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]