Re:Are our phones becoming too smart to do dumb stuff?
by dave4420 on Tuesday July 12, 2022 @05:15PM
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I don’t remember being able to do ANYTHING with a locked dumbphone, apart from answer calls.
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Re:Are our phones becoming too smart to do dumb stuff?
by CRConrad on Tuesday July 12, 2022 @07:01PM
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Silencing the alarm clock.
Re:Are our phones becoming too smart to do dumb stuff?
by dave4420 on Thursday July 14, 2022 @07:33AM
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Fair enough. I never managed to work out how to set an alarm on my dumb phones.
Re:Are our phones becoming too smart to do dumb stuff?
by CRConrad on Monday July 18, 2022 @05:43AM
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Ah, dumbphone; I may have missed that, and been thinking smartphone. Can't really recall if I ever did that on the old 6230i (etc) either.
But anyway, AFAICS answering[1] a phone call and silencing[2] an alarm are about the only functions you should be able to do on a locked phone, be it "dumb" or "smart".
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[1]: ObPedantry: Or dismissing. And hanging up when you're done talking.
[2]: ---- " ----: Or snoozing.