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I'm even more intrigued by the whole family sharing two phones and switching sim cards. What's the reason behind it? How does it work?
by jaksa 7mo ago
I'm even more intrigued by the whole family sharing two phones and switching sim cards. What's the reason behind it? How does it work?
- internetter 7mo agoProbably practicing minimalism
- RajT88 7mo agoFrankly - how many phone calls do you really make and take these days? It's vanishingly rare for me. I got a call from a friend today - but I think I otherwise only make or receive a legit phone call every few days. We use social media mostly. Work "calls" are on apps. A family could probably get away with 2 phones easily, as long as they have home internet. Now... When I was young and internet was over dial-up, having a single phone line for our whole family caused quite a lot of spats.
- mjcarden 7mo agoActual voice phone calls are so rare for me these days that I'll often go months without making or receiving one, though my mobile phone is always with me. And I recently realised that the house I live in, which was built in 2020, has no provision for any sort of landline telephone at all.
- joecool1029 7mo agoMy guess is personal and business number on different sims. Then just swap the devices that’s in. They don’t like being connected all the time.
- blueflow 7mo agoDylan is the sort of computer person who was like "fuck this crap" and went into farming. I'm surprised they still update their blog.