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I actually really want a stripped down phone - but without some of the popular messenging apps it's effectively a non-starter for daily use, both from a busines
by lvturner 7y ago
I actually really want a stripped down phone
- but without some of the popular messenging apps it's effectively a non-starter for daily use, both from a business and a personal perspective.
- em-bee 7y agothat's what i thought. i don't use phone and sms anymore. a phone without messaging would be useless.
- lproven 7y agoThis is what compelled me to sell my Blackberry Passport, a lovely device with a good keyboard and a great OS (based on QNX). I didn't care that it no longer had a FB or Twitter client, or that I couldn't access other soc.nets. But for a comms-centric device with a wonderful unified inbox, the fact that it no longer worked with WhatsApp, FB Messenger and so on was a killer. A phone that can't talk to them is not really a phone any more in C21.