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I stopped jailbreak practice long time ago. Personally I am in a point where idea of owning "smartphone" is actually nonsense. Convenience is king but mental cl
by nbzso 6y ago
I stopped jailbreak practice long time ago. Personally I am in a point where idea of owning "smartphone" is actually nonsense.
Convenience is king but mental clarity is a must for me. From 3 years on I have build a habit to avoid my iPhone and have tracked use cases in which I really need it. There are very small real use cases: 1. Phone call. 2. Messaging . 3 Banking apps. 4. Maps for navigation. My ideal phone is actually only a phone plus internet hot spot. In the future I can see my self using VPN firewall and replacing the list:
1. Voip 2. Mail. 3. Web browser with e certificate. 4. Separate GPS device.
I know that all of this sounds extreme, but the mental benefits are of the chart. I have enormous focus, no "fear of missing out", no "notification hell", no "social media" rush. So no jailbreak or any form of functionality will bring me back to this time waisting mental bonanza.
If smartphones are the future of mandatory personal identification governments must offer them free of charge. Just saying:)