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first(?) livestream of a fatal plane crash Nepal Plane crash livestream

Tragic viral video: Residents of UP's Ghazipur(India) were sharing their live video feed on a social media platform, when #Nepal Flight crash happened.

Five friends - Sanjay Jaiswal, Sonu Jaiswal, Anil Kumar Rajbhar, Abhishek Kushwaha and Vishal Sharma - were there in the plane, while Sonu was live streaming.

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I don't know anything about planes, but imagine if the reason why it crashed was someone doing livestream. I remember when boarding an airplane, they anounce before flying to stop using phones, gadgets and such, as it might interfere with the plane's....yeah I don't really know.

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Even if a phone could disrupt the plane, all of the actual "flying" stuff is mechanical/wired and will work no matter what. I think the actual worry was that phones could interfere with ATC radio

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I've always thought that if cell phones had even the slightest chance to cause a plane crash, the airlines wouldn't rely on the passengers to switch to airplane mode. They would take all the phones and put them in a closed safe for the duration of the flight.

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Phones can possibly only interfere with communication with the tower/ground network at max and that also barely happens these days. So no, doing a livestream didn't cause the crash.

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Nah, phone/livestreaming had nothing to do with it at all.

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Pretty sure what it affected was just communication between the pilot and control tower.

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They started getting rid of those rules, because they really didn't affect plane's safety at all: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-63786591

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That's great news, hoping in the future that all countries' planes gets this upgrade soon.

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