I bought my first cell phone when I was 18. A Nokia with a keyboard. Back then it was almost a taboo to own one. People who communicated wirelessly with another person via an almost phone booth-like device were called “busybodies”.
Almost 20 years later, the picture has changed enormously. People who don’t have a smartphone are viewed with suspicion. A life without the Internet and mobile phones: for many unthinkable.
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