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These all seem like pretty unlikely issues in day to day life. I've owned a smartphone for over ten years, never so much as broken a screen, and it's extremely
by mullingitover 5y ago
These all seem like pretty unlikely issues in day to day life. I've owned a smartphone for over ten years, never so much as broken a screen, and it's extremely rare for my battery to die. Software has been extremely reliable. I already have a wallet case I use with my phone (so if I lose my wallet, hey, built-in tracking device on my wallet!).
This seems like a great physical ID replacement. If it were available in California I would 100% use it immediately and leave my physical ID in a filing cabinet at home forever.
- Talanes 5y agoHow often do you replace your phone? I've been using an iPhone 8 that I bought used for years now, and the battery health is not great. Still not planning to replace it until the battery is so bad that it dies on me nearly every time I leave the house, instead of occasionally.
- mullingitover 5y agoI replace my phone every two years and trade/sell my old one while the resale value is still good. It comes out to about a dollar a day in cost, which is a bargain considering the utility I get out of it. Battery health has been around 90% at the two year mark.