Good phone manners include speaking politely and clearly so the other person can understand you. It's also important to listen and not interrupt when someone else is talking. If you know someone is busy, you should keep the call short. Also, turning your phone to silent in meetings or classes shows respect for others. And of course, you shouldn't use your phone when talking to someone face-to-face.

Poor phone manners are things like talking loudly in public, which can annoy others. Also, checking your phone all the time when you're with someone is rude. Taking calls in places like cinemas or libraries is not polite, and ignoring people around you because you're on your phone is bad manners. Sending messages during meals or meetings is also disrespectful.