There's something to be said for custom homescreens being the solution here, I impulse-bought a candybar phone, used it for a week, then remembered how awful ho

There's something to be said for custom homescreens being the solution here, I impulse-bought a candybar phone, used it for a week, then remembered how awful hopscotch typing was. Far more useful is just using a minimal android launcher with phone, sms, a browser, maps and signal, etc. Then I went back to the normal android launcher with just those apps. I think it's more of a mindset thing than anything. I do miss physical qwerty though. (and yes, I am a gen-z-er)