I'm preparing to go phone-free. I'm already down to using my phone for about 10 minutes daily, and my phone's battery life is down to about 20 minutes on a full charge.
I could theoretically purchase a new phone, but why? I don't even use my phone much any more. Yes, I know, it's because I'm working from home, and basically at home 99% of the time, and I might change my mind and buy a phone once we're back to moving around again. Who knows?
I'll still have my mobile phone number for calls and texts (unfortunately, my landline is only used by cold-calling scammers), but I am planning to not use my phone for anything else that can't be done without it.
So:
No more Whatsapp (oh yeah!)
No more Instagram (yeah, why not?)
No more Signal (sorry, all of you who just switched. Telegram is better because it doesn't exclusively run on a phone)
Possibly no more Google maps (we did fine without it for decades, no?)
No more photos of my food (let's be honest, how many of you cared?)
I'll probably blog more. Probably.
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