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I bet it's not meant quite that literally, as most people aren't given a smartphone at birth. I believe the intent is that iPhones were available as their first

I bet it's not meant quite that literally, as most people aren't given a smartphone at birth. I believe the intent is that iPhones were available as their first phone. Your point still stands; I think I'd have preferred the phrasing "born into a post-iPhone world."

simbolit 3y ago
"came of age in a post-iPhone world" "grew up in a post-iPhone world" "learned to communicate in a post-iPhone world" All of these were valid options for the author, and all of them would support the "nearly all" part of the claim, yet the author used "born". If you don't mean shit, don't say shit.