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Even if they have only just met, young people in Port Vila, Vanuatu, are quick to ask each other the question: ‘Yu gat wan mobael? ’ (Do you have a mobile phone?). Inquiring whether a person has a mobile is a euphemism for asking to input a person’s phone number into one’s network so that it can be called or texted in the future. Asking for a person’s phone number, even after just meeting, is common. So much so that, when I asked Alfred, age 22, whether he had a mobile – we were arranging to meet the next day, he exclaimed: ‘E kan! Text i fulap! ’ (Oh shit! I receive lots of texts!). Alfred fussed that too many people had his number resulting in him receiving, and thus having to decide about responding or not responding to, ‘too many texts’.

‘Working the Mobile’: Giving and Spending Phone Credit in Port Vila, Vanuatu