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No, but you will likely be inconvenienced to a similar level as losing your house keys, and lose access to important services. You won't immediately die, becaus
by tgsovlerkhgsel 5mo ago
No, but you will likely be inconvenienced to a similar level as losing your house keys, and lose access to important services. You won't immediately die, because most people can survive for quite some time on nothing but questionable river water and a piece of cardboard under a bridge, but there is a difference between survival and existing in society.
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- aleph_minus_one 5mo ago> No, but you will likely be inconvenienced to a similar level as losing your house keys, and lose access to important services. Because you made yourself dependent on these smartphone-only services beforehand. Don't do that.
- brandonr49 5mo agoMore likely the services transformed into smartphone only when the user wasn't looking. Switching costs are not zero.