Girl is forced to sign good behaviour contract with parents for new iPhone
10-year-old Malaysian girl had to agree to never skip classes or use device at dinner table.
In a bizarre turn of events, a 10-year-old girl has signed a contract with her parents for a new iPhone with 12 conditions. The conditions include rules like never using it at the dining table and always performing morning prayers.
Young Yasmine's older sister Farha uploaded the images to social media, detailing the family's terms and conditions for using the phone.
According to Farha, the ‘One Year Renewable Phone Loan’ contract was drafted twice before coming to a consensus between parents and child.
She also praised her younger sister for being responsible and hard-working, saying that she once 'saved up for two years' to buy a Nintendo Switch game console by 'mopping, vacuuming and helping with the laundry'.
The other conditions set for the youngster included charging the phone until it is full and unplug it immediately afterwards.
She also agreed to never let the phone battery die as it may reduce the battery's performance, never use her parents' phones, never take the phone to the toilet, and never bring it to school.
On top of those harsh sanctions, Yasmine will never be allowed to use it at the dining table, and will have to ask permission before downloading any apps.
Finally, her parents will also make her read the Quran every day or minimum six times a week, never call friends when out with the family, and never allow her to skip tuition.
If Yasmine breaks any of the 12 rules, her iPhone will be handed over to her dad, according to the deal.