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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish5•11 hours agoDon’t lose hope, lead the resistance! Out of curiosity, how many flip phones have you used since 2007?
minus-square@btaf45linkEnglish-3•10 hours ago Out of curiosity, how many flip phones have you used since 2007? My current phone is a flip phone. A Samsung Galaxy Flip 5
minus-square@btaf45linkEnglish-1•7 hours agoI hope you can see that, as an owner of a Android flip phone, it is annoying to see people use “flip phone” as a synonym for “dumb phone”. BTW not all dumb phones were flip phones, only the final wave of dumb phones generally were.
minus-squareFliclinkfedilink3•7 hours ago@btaf45 @nossaquesapao thank god someone had pointed this out because I’m old and I’ve been getting confused. Nokia 3310 all the way
Don’t lose hope, lead the resistance!
Out of curiosity, how many flip phones have you used since 2007?
My current phone is a flip phone. A Samsung Galaxy Flip 5
Well, you’re technically correct lol
I hope you can see that, as an owner of a Android flip phone, it is annoying to see people use “flip phone” as a synonym for “dumb phone”. BTW not all dumb phones were flip phones, only the final wave of dumb phones generally were.
@btaf45 @nossaquesapao thank god someone had pointed this out because I’m old and I’ve been getting confused. Nokia 3310 all the way