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Re:A camera-less iPhone issued to my buddy that works at a N... by lofaszvanitt on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @08:49AM (#40717210)
I also removed my cameras and microphones from my old iPhones. It's kinda cool, but you have to explain yourself a lot when you leave your cable headset at home and can't talk with anyone without it :D.

You cancel the call, then write an sms: I can't talk right now, what's the problem?

And everyone thinks you are an idiot :D.

Re:A camera-less iPhone issued to my buddy that works at a N... by Kon-Peki on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @09:28AM (#40717609)
You were just way ahead of the trend. Current iPhones allow you to decline a call with a text message response, and even include some pre-populated responses to choose from.
Re:A camera-less iPhone issued to my buddy that works at a N... by eyelidlessness on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @04:37PM (#40721976)
Apart from my parents, I pretty much decline incoming calls (with a text message response if warranted, usually if it’s from someone who doesn’t usually call out of the blue) across the board. I thought this was mostly pretty common these days! People still just expect you to pick up rando calls without prior notice?
Re:A camera-less iPhone issued to my buddy that works at a N... by tamimio on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @06:17PM (#40722674)
> I pretty much decline incoming calls

Whenever I see an unknown number, I just stare at it until it goes away.

Re:A camera-less iPhone issued to my buddy that works at a N... by doubled112 on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @07:12PM (#40723070)
I believe it will ring more quietly if you pick it up and put it back down.
Re:A camera-less iPhone issued to my buddy that works at a N... by wesleyd on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @09:40PM (#40723928)
Staring at the phone until it stops ringing, then texting “sorry I missed your call, what’s up?” is perfectly cromulent behavior!