I think we're talking about two different types of people. >Preventing your computer from using popular internet services isn't crippling it, Right, but that'

I think we're talking about two different types of people. >Preventing your computer from using popular internet services isn't crippling it, Right, but that's different from people who are trying to escape from using their $1000 phone as much as possible due to a fear about social media addiction and such things. I don't think these people are the power users like you describe. Power users would figure out how to work around things without crippling their user experience. >Your argument is like saying we buy tablets to not use laptop/desktop computer Not at all. Tablets can be a comfy hand-held experience while laptops/desktops are totally a different form factor. They have different contexts. And what I'm complaining about in essence is about people blowing so much money on their fancy phone, and then they end up buying a watch so they can avoid looking at their phone as much because it's oh so tiresome to take out their phone. I'm not saying the devices are useless for the record.