It’s easy af to differentiate molly from meth, even without test kits. They look and smell different.

I can assure you, no tea is gonna make you feel like mdma does. Don’t be such a square.

iPhone plus is only $100 more. The rest of us shouldn’t have to carry phablets just because of that.

The sizes should be small, medium, and large, not large and larger.

Uuuugh, why? If people want a large iPhone, there are max sizes.

Strawman fallacy.

The fact that it works when nowhere near another iPhone isn’t useful to me and many other pet owners. It’s just yet another unnecessary subscription that has to be paid for.

That’s not better. That’s worse. It does everything an AirTag would do for me, while costing literally infinitely more. My dog doesn’t need a cell phone. It needs an AirTag.

> AirTags aren’t pet trackers

They’re literally perfect for pet tracking.

> buy a fi collar

They cost 5x as much, don’t use the Find My network, need to be charged monthly, and requires you to sign up for yet another app.

> this is like complaining that the off-road capabilities of your Toyota Camry are sub-par.

It’s actually more like complaining that the off-road capabilities of your Range Rover are sub-par. They certainly can do it, they’re more than capable, but that’s not really their purpose.

Not allowing it to be shared doesn’t fix that tho. You can still stalk someone, it’ll just continuously notify them.

You don’t plug your phone in while driving?…

There was actually a phone that came out a long time ago (I think it was called the yotophone) that had a normal screen on the front, and en e-ink screen on the back. It was pretty neat and allowed you to customize the look of the back of your phone.

Those old Nokias and blackberries had CPU’s that are, in all honesty, more comparable to graphing calculator CPU’s than what’s in our current smartphones. They also didn’t generally need to maintain a connection to multiple different types of cellular networks like modern phones do.