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If a person does not have the will power to put their phone on silent/put it away. Even after buying this, they won't have that will power to not get it un bri
by kapitanjakc 2y ago
If a person does not have the will power to put their phone on silent/put it away.
Even after buying this, they won't have that will power to not get it un bricked continuously.
Great device for kids though. Put the brick in unreachable place and you're golden.
It's a gimmick, but good gimmick.
- gnicholas 2y agoI feel like this isn't needed for kids, since you can just use the parental controls. The omnipresent password (that adults have for themselves) isn't applicable for kids.
- alexey-salmin 2y agoI think physical location of the brick makes a hell of a difference.
- orionsbelt 2y agoIt’s like saying you can’t smoke in your apartment, you have to smoke outside. Sure, you are probably still addicted and will go outside way too much to smoke, but that’s also probably a great incremental tool to work on getting rid of your addiction.
- gherkinnn 2y agoNot at all. The brick acts as a commitment device. You don't need willpower when the brick is at home and you are not. Or mail the brick to yourself.