Two Kids Hatch a Plan to Avoid Parents' iPhone Curfew…. It ALMOST Worked

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It's amazing how devious kids can be when they want something, especially if it's tech-related: A couple in England recently found out their two sons were pulling a fast one to get more cell phone time . . .

The sons' names are Ben and Fabien. They're stepbrothers, both 14. And their parents recently added a new rule . . . no phones after 9:00 P.M.

They didn't like the idea, obviously. So, they came up with a plan to trick their parents . . . by making FAKE cell phones they could use as stand-ins.

They printed out two pictures of an iPhone . . . cut the pictures out . . . taped each one inside a cell phone case . . . stuffed some paper in there to get the weight right . . . and pretended THAT was their phone.

They handed them over at nine o'clock and said they wouldn't use them anymore . . . then ran to their room to use their REAL phones. And it worked . . . for a few hours.

Their parents thought it was weird that they handed them over without an argument. Then later that night, the mom noticed a small piece of tape sticking out of one of the cases and realized what they did.

She was so impressed she didn't even get mad. But now she double-checks to make sure. 

(Mirror) (Here's a photo of the fake phones, and a shot of Ben and Fabien.) Image © 2022 Getty Images


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