At #FOSSY, Denver Gingerich explains cultural changes needed to improve acceptance of those who make abnormal but important choices for their privacy & software rights. Denver posed with his preferred โphoneโ โ which generates no e-waste (it's compostable!) & does not have the typical anti-features most modern phones have.
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@baconandcoconut @conservancy I was wondering what was up with all the bananas when I walked by the room!
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Many people, counting me, are now desiring to NOT being tracked in every aspect of their life so they get rid of smartphones.
#nosmartphone
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Molte persone, tra cui io, desiderano NON essere tracciate in ogni aspetto della loro vita e quindi si liberano degli smartphone.
#nosmartphone
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+bonifartius ๐ผ๐
looks interesting. I also stand against smartphones for privacy reasons and don't have one. I generally dislike phones at all for reasons of wasting my time by other people and rarely carry a phone and don't answer calls not from my contact list that is quite short. so basically I use phone only for SMS from bank and rarely - for calling a taxi. I don't think that thinking about privacy and saving spare time is "abnormal". abnormal is turning people's life in eternal chattering.