> you are all addicted to the quick information and the dopamine rush
No, I'm addicted to being able to coordinate with my friends, and the additional friction of not being on WhatsApp means I won't be invited to stuff as often.
This sanctimonious diatribe isn't going to make a flip phone any more useful in a country where nobody calls or uses SMS.
The trouble is you think this cannot happen without a smartphone.
If you want things to change you have to take a stand and SACRIFICE. If your friends will not reach out to you because you are not on an App, are they really your friends?
> If your friends will not reach out to you because you are not on an App, are they really your friends?
No, certainly not. That's why I make all my friends send me their invitations through the mail, to test their loyalty. I'm sure I'll get the first one any day now.
No, I'm addicted to being able to coordinate with my friends, and the additional friction of not being on WhatsApp means I won't be invited to stuff as often.
This sanctimonious diatribe isn't going to make a flip phone any more useful in a country where nobody calls or uses SMS.