I was far from sold. The entire article feels more like a lifestyle challenge on YouTube than a convincing life change. The author makes great sacrifices to ma

I was far from sold. The entire article feels more like a lifestyle challenge on YouTube than a convincing life change. The author makes great sacrifices to make the phone work in his life. He mentions: - The phone needs to be put in his pocket a certain way or it takes input - The phone loses keypresses when typing quickly - It can only render readable Google maps when set to the slowest setting - The phone forgets your fingerprint and requires pin, which suffers from dropped inputs The author brings up the point that 2 developers work on the phone. The author doesn't mention, but I think should mention, that this phone WILL have vulnerabilities not found on flagship phones. Anyone security minded is going to be lost here. Overall, I want a phone like this, but the sacrifices are way too numerous to justify it.