yet they’re still priced and treated culturally like luxury toys

  • ƊƲƘЄƬӇƠƦƖƠƝ@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I want to agree with you without exception, but there are too many variables. People who live in large cities vs rural may have different needs. Think public transport, event venues, digital tickets, etc.

    Where I live, no, I don’t “need” a smartphone. Unfortunately due to organizational involvements, I still need to use one daily.