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Very nice, will use it on my child, but this doesn't cover my case. I have it as a wallet (those flip cases) so it is always with me. But it can stay in backpa
by stiray 1y ago
Very nice, will use it on my child, but this doesn't cover my case.
I have it as a wallet (those flip cases) so it is always with me. But it can stay in backpack for days without using it, except maybe for calls (to talk with parents after I don't call for weeks :D) and to pay for public transit (huge mess to charge nfc cards). I don't use social networks, chat software (sms excluded) at all, never even registered to fb, cant even remember when was the last time I installed any app.
I consider this a very sane use of phone. It is not addiction, rather satisfying addicted society that is pressuring me to use it.
- j45 1y agoPaying with a watch is a nice alternative too. Beyond not having the phone with you, I think the real measure is the number of times it's picked up and/or unlocked.
- AdieuToLogic 1y ago> Very nice, will use it on my child, but this doesn't cover my case. Thanks for sharing your perspective. I need to point out what I originally stated was: ... exercises to determine one's phone addiction, if any ... Note the "if any" qualifier. You express having no phone addiction and I have no reason to think otherwise. More importantly, I am not going to adjudicate as to yourself or anyone else.
- stiray 1y agoYes, sure, as i said, will practice it on my 15 years old... he probably cant do anything of stated :D