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Ideally yes. However, people need to communicate and coordinate. Even arranging transportation may be an issue without a phone.
by vorpalhex 5y ago
Ideally yes. However, people need to communicate and coordinate. Even arranging transportation may be an issue without a phone.
- llsf 5y agoSure, but if you really want to, you can communicate and coordinate. I know it might sound old and all, but before the mobile phones and pagers, people managed to communicate and coordinate. Admittedly it is not as easy, but it is possible. It might actually be a good thing to try, and to step back without a mobile phone and unclutter our current model of communication and coordination. It would likely involve more commitments (e.g. "we said that we would meet at that space and time") and less distraction.
- fastball 5y agoIf you're communicating and coordinating while out at this protest then you're being tracked, Find My isn't moving the needle...
- yencabulator 5y agoYou can use your phone to get a ride to a restaurant-heavy district 15 blocks away from the protest, turn your phone off, and walk. You can use your phone while traveling 1-2 hours to a big city, and then turn it off.