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this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2023
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No? The opposite of anything, I consume media much more on my TV, PC and via my ereader recently.
My smartphone has mostly been relegated to a communications device the recent 3-6 months as I've lost the will to try to go through media on a needlessly tiny screen. Luckily though, I don't have a commute any more. But when I did, I read books on the ereader during the train travel instead of being on the phone.
Same here, I really also switched media consumption to the TV with a nice sound system and only use the phone for communications and podcasts, oh and navigation and music in the car.
I've been considering just getting a dumb phone and maybe a kindle for entertainment
Problem is I want to be able to run apps like signal, WhatsApp, discord etc