By sad face - 07/03/2012 19:25 - Canada

Today, my history teacher confiscated my iPhone. She dropped it on the way back to her desk, and I now have a shattered iPhone screen to fix. FML
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AmbrosiaWriter 17

You probably could make her pay for it. Sure you weren't supposed to be using it in class, but that deserved confiscating, not BREAKING. (Also don't they have cases and stuff that you can get so that kind of shit doesn't happen? Otter box or something?)

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fgwrxfiend 11

well here in so cal you aren't suppose to bring phones to school or other electronic devices such as mp3s,so the teacher isn't responsible for it since the student wasn't suppose to have it in the first place..well that's how it is in high school and all the way down..

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bojangles2015 4

Keep it in a case you dipstick

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ultimatewisdom 2

Tht sucks tht ur phone broke but I would make her pay for it because teachers use their cell phones all the time in class and they even go off in class but there like no big deal until a student cell goes off. Plus I know that teachers like looking through students phones to see what they can find. It happened to me but I had a password to get into my phone and it told me that someone had tried to guess the code to many times.

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macguy4321 14

Then don't play with your phone during class.

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Chazzasaurus 5

Yeah seriously. 1. Make her pay for it 2. Sue her for invasion of privacy. Legit, a teacher taking a phone is considered that and you can sue.

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Tez122 6

shiiid she gotta a new phone to fix!!!

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TColby 12

Is it really that difficult to just not use your phone in school?

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FriendlyOtaku 10

Try telling that to all the dumbasses at my school ._.

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Fluhz 6

First of all, you shouldn't have been using it in class. Second of all, you should have had a case on your phone that protects it; not one of those cases that just makes your phone look pretty, BUT PROTECTS IT!

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kalbrek009 20

33, 67 is correct....children have no actual "right" to property as per most state laws "no one under the age of 18 has the right to own property, enter into a legally binding contract (business, buy, sell, pawn, rent to own, etc)"..the ownership of the phone actually belongs to the students parent, so only the parent(s) can ask for reimbursement for the screen & the school does have the right to confiscate/search (lockers, backpacks) & seize anything deemed inappropriate or not allowed on school property...students NEED to read their school handbooks & abide by the rules set forth in them...school is school for learning, not a playground for kids to disrespect the teachers & school rules by using phones in class (teachers aren't glorified low paid baby sitters for our kids)

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robert76 5

This is in Canada. There are no state laws. In fact, they have a completely different legal system. Most of the people commenting on this thread, including myself, have absolutely no idea what is legal or not in this situation and are talking out of their rear.

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briighteyez 9

When a teacher tries to take my iPhone... I just get up and leave because I know they're gonna ask me to leave when I don't give it to them. It's a 700$ phone.. And if it gets broken in their possession.. They won't pay for it.. If I was in your position I would have gotten up and left lol

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