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If you really think that security and privacy are off-topic in a discussion about wanting a phone with a focus on useful productivity functions rather than ente
by Silhouette 10y ago
If you really think that security and privacy are off-topic in a discussion about wanting a phone with a focus on useful productivity functions rather than entertainment apps, I think you're missing one of the main reasons for smartphone fatigue. camelNotation themselves mentioned the desire for high security, right there in the top comment that started this thread.
- st3v3r 10y agoIf you're really that upset about it, then make your own. Go on Kickstarter, and raise the money to build one. You should receive plenty of backing.
- Silhouette 10y agoAfter you. Personally, I just use a "feature phone" and avoid the smartphone game today. I get to make calls, I pay hundreds of pounds less per year, and I only have to charge the battery every few days. I was just agreeing with another poster that there is a market out there for something beyond that without going to the full smartphone-and-apps, entertainment-device model. I have enough businesses already without starting another one for this, but if anyone did want to, I'd be an interested potential customer, is all I'm saying.
- st3v3r 10y ago"After you." I'm not the one complaining that there isn't a phone catered to me. "I was just agreeing with another poster that there is a market out there for something beyond that without going to the full smartphone-and-apps, entertainment-device model. " There really isn't, though.