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I don't get this. If I don't want to be disturbed I just turn the phone to silent, although more often than not I don't need to because the phone will generally
by lagadu 7y ago
I don't get this. If I don't want to be disturbed I just turn the phone to silent, although more often than not I don't need to because the phone will generally be in a different room than I am. If someone wants a reply from me they'll call me and hope the phone is with me, which doesn't happen for several hours a day.
Articles like this one make me feel old for not being with my phone 24/7 because they imply that that's what the norm is.
- codingdave 7y agoArticles like this one are thinly veiled ads for a service that someone is trying to grow. So it makes sense to target it to their target audience, not the general public. If it doesn't resonate with you, you aren't their market.
- lagadu 7y agoUgh, you're right of course :(
- Funes- 7y ago>Articles like this one make me feel old for not being with my phone 24/7 because they imply that that's what the norm is. From what I see every single day--while commuting, attending to lectures, driving, strolling down the street, having lunch or dinner, walking the dog--, that is the norm. It's unfortunate, but hey, we choose our poison.