No. Once every few years. However, the gap in service is absolute disaster in modern society. Without a phone, you can't use public transport, can't pay for parking, can't get a taxi/uber/competitor, etc. etc.
Any "progress" that makes the turnaround time longer when your phone breaks is a horrible and unacceptable downside.
Why Buy Anything Else?
It seems to be the size of an air craft carrier.
That's your problem as a consumer accepting that. This thread makes me depressed, with the amount of people happy to allow shitty US consumer hostile practices to become more common globally.
I wish "social media drama" would be somewhere else than "technology". There is nothing in this story related to technology, it's about business, people, and politics.
Those seem like desserts. Carbs, sugar, and cream. Not an ounce of protein.
Fine. If it helps you manage your issues, you can call it a platform. That doesn't change the fact that there is absolutely no need to use an app to access it, and then moan about how bad that app is.
I don’t want to have had participated
I have something to tell you about the passage of time
Grow the fuck up. You know very well what I mean. The end user interface is a website, and does not require a special app to be accessed.
Use a browser ffs. I genuinely don't understand why people are so obsessed with using a specific app for each website. If the reddit app is bad you can use Chrome. Or Safari, or Brave, or Samsung Browser, or Opera.
Reddit is a website.
It seems "End sticker prohibition now!" would be allowed.
But why make it at all? If you want to use HTML, CSS and JavaScript you can do that, and not even have to build and deliver the pointless box that you put the content in, because everybody has Safari, Chrome, or another browser on their device.
There was an askreddit thread as recently as yesterday where OP asked atheists why they didn't believe. Somebody tried to explain about the null hypothesis and Russel's teapot, and people were literally trying to use quotes from the Bible and Quran as counter arguments.