[kaybe]

I'm simply a person with a very old but working phone (2011?) and I'm increasingly running into the same problems. (It even had internet, with a constantly crashing browser, but it was 2G and that was switched off. (I wasn't using it anyway.))

I'm not sure how to proceed. I don't like how the modern phones feel like you do not have control over anything but they do so much in the background. Any freer option seems to be a lot of compromise and work, and is only ever supported so long. I will have to take some time to look into it at some point, but I have managed to hold on for now.

Do you have any kind of plan or thoughts about the future?

[aliqot]

> Do you have any kind of plan or thoughts about the future?

With regards to phones? I probably will remain without a telephone as it hasn't become a barrier to things that are must-haves, mostly nice-to-haves.

[kingboss]

You adapt to the new way of doing things.... Why is it so hard? Why choose to go the way of the dinosaurs?