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The FAA and NTSB say cockpit distractions are a serious hazard. Where do you fit in?

What's your policy on cell phones and electronic entertainment devices in the cockpit?

Shut off and stowed without exception in all phases of the trip.
I keep a cell phone on board in case of emergencies but never use it for conversations not directly related to the flight.
I don't see the harm in using a phone or listening to music as long as it doesn't interfere with the flight.
I turn it all off during taxi, takeoff, and landing phases but use them during cruise.
It's all a big fuss about nothing. Pilots are multi-taskers who can prioritize their activities.
OTHER (None of these options reflects my personal policy on electronic distractions in the cockpit.)

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