For me, having an iPhone helps. On Android, I'm always downloading new keyboards, launchers, and endlessly tweaking the device. There isn't a lot to customize

For me, having an iPhone helps. On Android, I'm always downloading new keyboards, launchers, and endlessly tweaking the device. There isn't a lot to customize on an iPhone, so I'm not distracted by tinkering, breaking things, and fixing them. I do that enough on my other devices, and it's not something I want in my pocket distracting me constantly. It's the same reason why I go with Gnome distros for a computer I'm trying to do work on (I am endlessly distracted by KDE's customizability).