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It's not a "forced convenience" it's a veritable one, hence the ubiquity of these devices.
by root_axis 6y ago
It's not a "forced convenience" it's a veritable one, hence the ubiquity of these devices.
- Falling3 6y agoIt's undeniably both. But the former was the focus of the discussion.
- root_axis 6y agoNo, it's not both, it's not forced by any conceivable definition of the word. Anyone claiming that society is forcing them to own a smart-phone is just making excuses for not wanting to give up the convenience, but nothing is actually stopping them from doing it.