• atmur@lemmy.world
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      6 months ago

      Absolutely. My last phone was a Pixel 3a I got for $80 running GrapheneOS, and everything important was backed up.

      The peace of mind that comes with not giving a shit about your phone is great. I’ve missed that since upgrading to a new $600 slab of glass.

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      There’s a documented condition in the US called noiphonebia, where people suffer a crippling fear of green bubbles.

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    6 months ago

    My phone can simultaneously act as my backup keys, my backup wallet, my only bus passnand my main means to get help. If my phone dies or I forget it there’s a good chance I’m walking home.

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    Lol, I must be a bad millennial. I routinely forget my phone exists and leave it on my desk in my home office when I leave to run errands or w/e. It is funny when I notice though. I even am supposed to work from it during the day and yeah… Maybe that is why I never care. That and severe ADHD.

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    6 months ago

    The fear of being alone with your thoughts with no escape mechanism.

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      I mean I can use my own thoughts as an escape mechanism just fine, I’ve just had a medical emergency before when I didn’t have my phone with me and really needed it, so I prefer to have my phone on me if possible.