22 days...

[smittenbyu]

So, it's been 22 days since I removed facebook from my smartphone. It's been great! I check facebook from my computer and has come down to twice a day max. Somedays, none. It's been nice. My smartphone has also become a camera and an audio device to listen to NPR radio.

Now, I am smartphone free - hubby took it for his trip, so he can use WhatsApp with his friend. So, no camera. The urge of fulfiling capturing every moment of D will be curbed. Although I have to say, I no longer take as many pictures of her anymore.

So, now am with my old Samsung B2100. It's years old and we can't figure out how to get the pics from it to our computer! :S SInce we got it unlocked from Amazon.com we didn't get the cord and never really bothered because, well the camera isn't exactly its strength. oh well.

So, disconnected in another way! So am curious, I know there are a few who don't have a smartphone and are surviving! ;) Do the rest have a data plan too? 

Comments

[twicet.livejournal.com]

Cell phones have never been important to me, I don't like to always bee available. I have a smartphone, but it is pay as you go with no data plan:)

[echomyst.livejournal.com]

I'm also on pay as you go, using only free or home wifi. Right now using dino phone while my new smartphone ships from overseas, but now thinking perhaps I didn't need to replace my dead smartphone after all as I don't really miss it.

You can text or even email pics from these older phones, I think.

[millionbubbles.livejournal.com]

I feel like getting rid of Facebook on a phone would be a good idea that I may potentially do.

[lyssa027.livejournal.com]

I only check facebook twice a day, I'm never really tempted to check it on my phone

[matrixmann]

Just suspect that most people don't care about the data collecting aspect. They just think "What can be so important about me that someone might want to study my actions?" or they just literally don't even make the thought.
To many the smartphone also is a toy like children's toy.