I had a smartphone for about one year when Android was at version 2, then ditched it for an older dumbphone. Never been on any social network and don't miss the

I had a smartphone for about one year when Android was at version 2, then ditched it for an older dumbphone. Never been on any social network and don't miss them at all. I only have WhatsApp on a tablet because of some friends and family, but they know it stays home and turned off 23 hours and 50 minutes a day, if not the entire day. The end result is that I don't spend hours staring at a screen while walking (or driving!) waiting for someone to like my new vertical video or political rant; instead my dumbphone rings or beeps only when there is real need, and I can spend those hours doing other stuff. Technology however works actively against people like me: my bank was recently acquired by a bigger one in which users must authenticate through an app for online banking operations. I'm not willing to use highly unsecure platforms for banking, which means all Android/iOS/Windows cellphones on planet Earth, therefore when yesterday I was asked if I wanted to activate that service I hit the "remind me later" button, hoping to never see the day it will become mandatory.