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There is no science behind this, and the article spends far too many words for something that's very simple to accomplish: 1. Hard reset your iPhone 2. Remove
by em500 2y ago
There is no science behind this, and the article spends far too many words for something that's very simple to accomplish:
1. Hard reset your iPhone
2. Remove Safari and AppStore (via Settings -> Screentime restrictions -> Content & Privacy Restrictions) and have someone trusted set a Screen Time password.
That's all. You still have weather reports, agendas, alarm clocks, maps, translators, phone+messenger, email, a music player, a camera, but zero time wasters. With this setup you can give an iPhone to a 6 year old with zero anxiety about "screen time" (which in reality is really internet time: disable internet access and they're bored with the phone in less than a day).
Pretty much everything that we tell ourselves we really need instantly are lies: almost nothing is really so time sensitive that it can't wait till you're behind a desktop/laptop.