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Okay, old guys unite, what smartphone do you have?

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  • C charlieg

    I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

    Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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    Samsung Galaxy A20e. < $50. Prepayed, no abo. I use it 99% only as an alarm clock ;P :laugh:

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    • C charlieg

      I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

      Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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      Samsung Galaxy J2 Core (2020)[^] I like it because it's small and light and it runs a not too old (as of yet) version of Android.  (I'm a Win/Android C# developer). /ravi

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      • C charlieg

        I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

        Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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        honey the codewitch
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        I'm not really an old white guy, but I am phone averse. I got a little $40 e-moto on prepaid and I liked it fine until updates slowed it down to the point of being unusable after a few years. It was indestructible though. I now have a $100 Samsung Galaxy A25. I like it okay. Samsung's android extensions can be a bit annoying, like it notifies you a bit more than I'd like, but other than that, the phone is snappy, the camera is nice. It feels well constructed, all of that.

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        • C charlieg

          I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

          Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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          Mircea Neacsu
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          Probably going against the tide here but I'm an old white guy with an iPhone 12. Got it 4 years ago and I'm quite happy with it. I use computers for complicated, work related stuff so I want a phone that, as much as possible, just works: makes phone calls that are sufficiently clear, receives texts and email and takes a few pictures when I'm out in the field. I don't want/care to root my phone, get to alternate stores compile stuff or what not. I still have the old fashioned concept that a phone is (mostly) for phoning. In the interest of complete disclosure, I also have a Apple family plan that I share with kids. In return they let me play with grand-kids :). If you are going to call me an Apple fanboy, I'm going to say that I also have a Microsoft 365 subscription (also shared with family) so at least I'm not partial to only one big tech company ;P

          Mircea

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          • C charlieg

            I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

            Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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            Old guy in UK here. I had an ancient Samsung Young (oh the irony) that I purchased from the O2 store for £9.99 about 12 years ago. On pay-as-you-go, spent about £10 every two months. But it was on Android4 and eventually didn't support security protocols that almost any website used (via WiFi). So last year reluctantly bought a Pixel 7a from Tesco. £12/month for two years for the phone, plus £12/month for data (10gb/month) and very happy with it. Use it as much as the laptop now, and good camera.

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            • C charlieg

              I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

              Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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              PIEBALDconsult
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              Motorola One. After having two Motorola Droids prior.

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              • C charlieg

                I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                theoldfool
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                iPhone 15, free upgrade, business account. Mostly, I get free hand-me-downs. I stick with iPhones because my hearing aids have all been MFI (made for iPhone) for many years. Many HA's now work with Android. I am (sort of) brand agnostic. I have an old (very old) StinkPad, and almost as old (2014) MacBookPro, an iPad (hearing aids again) and my main system runs Debian with Windows and Linux virtual machines for the little development I still do. Got a second Dell workstation running ESXi, mirroring a clients set up and hosting surveillance cameras (NVR). A third, really old Dell Workstation running TrueNAS (only powered on for backups). Most of it works better than I do. I get a small discount on Apple stuff and think they make great hardware if you can get past the price. I use the iPad to VPN into the client's network and I can manage the ESXi system and the cameras from afar. Not to mention a drawer full of Pi's. Mostly, on the phone, I get superfluous texts from grandchildren and spam calls forwarded from Google vice (that I don't answer). I do use it to check cameras via VPN. I like it to keep in touch with children/grand children. Oops, make that Google Voice. I am too old for Vice.

                >64 It’s weird being the same age as old people. Live every day like it is your last; one day, it will be.

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                • C charlieg

                  I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                  Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                  Ron Anders
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                  Samsung A32 - I love it.

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                  • C charlieg

                    I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                    Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                    Peter_in_2780
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                    I'm on my third Samsung. J-something then A20 now A22. Phone calls, text, camera. A few apps, mostly related to my role as an emergency service volunteer, no "socials". If I want to interact with anything on the web, I'll typically use it as a hotspot for a lappie or tablet. A heap of music to Bluetooth to my car. That's about it.

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                    • C charlieg

                      I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                      Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                      RickZeeland
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                      I'm happy with my Moto G84, it sometimes lasts a week on a battery charge. The G54 is even more of a bargain, see review: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Motorola-Moto-G54-review-One-of-the-best-smartphones-for-less-than-200-Euros.763189.0.html[^]

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                      • C charlieg

                        I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                        Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                        Private Dobbs
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                        Old, yes - iPhone always!

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                        • C charlieg

                          I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                          Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                          LG Q6

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                          • C charlieg

                            I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                            Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                            JohaViss61
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                            Samsung A53. It was my wife's phone, but she wanted mine. (Samsung S20) I use it for 2FA and playing some games. (Candy Crush, just passed level 6000) :-D

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                              I'm happy with my Moto G84, it sometimes lasts a week on a battery charge. The G54 is even more of a bargain, see review: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Motorola-Moto-G54-review-One-of-the-best-smartphones-for-less-than-200-Euros.763189.0.html[^]

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                              Rich Leyshon
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                              Got a G54 at Xmas. Just put it on charge as it was down to 20% after 5 days. To me, battery life is a biggy. Yes, it can be a little idiosyncratic sometimes but does pretty much all I need for a fraction of the cost of models with very similar specs.

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                              • C charlieg

                                I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                                Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                                Gary Wheeler
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                                Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus. Bought it just before the S24 came out as it was on sale. Nice phone, big enough display for my vision issues. I'm a long-term fan of the Samsung Galaxy product line. I've had an S5 and an S9 Plus, all of which have been very sturdy and reliable. The only reason I replaced the S9+ was that I'd replaced the non-replaceable battery once (YouTube worked a treat), and didn't want to go through the painful process again when the new one wouldn't hold a charge for a full day.

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                                • C charlieg

                                  I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                                  Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                                  BryanFazekas
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                                  My wife & I replaced our last phones (Moto G Stylus SG), which both developed problems at the 2 year mark. There was a great sale on the Pixel 8 Pro, it had good reviews, so we went with it. It's an ok phone. I use a phone for calls, personal email, photos, and web browsing. Occasionally as a weak flashlight. I don't install many apps, as it's very common to request access to my contact list, which I veto. Some years back the LinkedIn app uploaded my contact list, and I had a few ugly conversations with their tech support regarding deleting my information. I doubt that they actually did, but in any case, I uninstall most apps that request my contact list.

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                                  • C charlieg

                                    I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                                    Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                                    crapcoder670
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                                    Another old ex flip phone user, the last flip phone I had broke in half 2 years ago and my wife made me get a smart phone so I bought the cheapest one I found on Amazon, a Samsung Galaxy A03 Core for $200-ish and I'm still getting used to it, but I do like it and would probably not go back to a flip phone now. The only thing I will never get used to is how much bigger than a flip phone it is. Yes, being a dinosaur is tough sometimes ;P

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                                      I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                                      Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                                      Maximilien
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                                      iPhone 13 Pro. It works, I'm happy with it. No reason the change either the model or eco=system.

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                                      • C charlieg

                                        I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                                        Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                                        MikeCO10
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                                        A paid off S21. Works great, does everything I need it to do. From a pure telecom POV, I could get by on a flip-phone. But there are apps that I need to have. Waze, Smart home stuff, banking, and lately shopping, like grocery apps or scanning items in stores where you can't find the price and store help isn't around. Admittedly, it's also nice to be able to take some pics and while I could do that on my camera, I'd have to remember to take it with me and carry it around.

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                                          I'm about to wipe my iPhone 11XR something or other I got "free" from Sprint as part of their bundled offering, yada yada. You know the drill. To be honest, I would be completely happy with a flip phone. I use computers, I do not do face time on my phone and the vast majority of my calls/text messages are 2FA. The calls I get are 90% or more spam. The only other useful feature is being able to take a picture before I take something apart. I could do that with a $20 camera. The cheapest phone I Can find on Amazon is $499. wtf? Going out to buy lottery tickets. $500 for a phone plus $40/month give or take for service. This is absurd. Back to shopping.

                                          Charlie Gilley “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759 Has never been more appropriate.

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                                          Member 3349609
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                                          iPhone 13 mini. Why are all the phones so huge? I don't want my phone to be the size of a tablet. Generally I'm not interested in surfing the 2" web - if I am doing something other than phone calls and messaging, I will move to a real computer. --Cranky old lady

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