Sprint Navigation? Isn't that encouraging you to break the law?

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Originally Posted by sanjsrik

No, what I mean is, you have to actually be USING the navigation, ergo, the phone to actively be looking up directions, that is what is against the law. The mere intention is not against the law, we're not thought police, the act of using the phone WHILE driving is against the law.

Not so, really.

It warns you when you run the software not to interact with it while driving.

You enter your destination and then put the unit where you can see and hear it.

You do not have to look at the unit at all as it gives voice guidance, But if you want to actually look at the screen... that's not against the law in any state.

And remember that radar detectors are illegal in some states; but that doesn't mean that people can't sell them...