The first thing I do in the morning is look outside and try to guess the clock time from the shadows and the position of the sun to test my sense of time and to

The first thing I do in the morning is look outside and try to guess the clock time from the shadows and the position of the sun to test my sense of time and to check how fucked my sleeping schedule is. So I guess I've already done this? (If you don't count the days when I've set an alarm because my phone doesn't have the "shake to shut up" feature and it wouldn't make sense to guess the time if you've just woken up to an alarm.) Except for that, I generally don't use my phone a lot. I don't trust most mobile apps because I have no good way of isolating and limiting an app's capabilities on my phone (compared to the web where things like uMatrix and related tech are commonplace) and the few apps I do have are more of the information-pull rather than the information-push type (although that's unintentional). Maybe a bit off-topic but I think mobile operating systems are generally more a burden than a help for me. Android's design decisions make a lot of sense for a lot of people's needs but for me it's just too limiting compared to PC operating systems so I simply don't do a lot on my phone.