If they're a shut-in it definitely rounds to zero

Everything rounds to zero on a big enough scale.

Wouldn't any percentage below 50% round to zero?

No, obviously not.

It does, to -2 decimal places :)

The point you are making is irrelevant as it has nothing to do with my point which is what I want as features on my phone. Whether manufacturers make them or how many other people may want the same as I do is a separate issue.

What phone do you use now and are you satisfied with it?

Tell me that and I may be able to then figure where you are coming from. BTW, read my comment to f6v.

You asked:

> How can you say that, where are your figures/stats/evidence?

I responded with:

> just look outside in the real world?

That’s totally relevant to you asking why no mass-market phones support increasingly niche features that ~0% of the population need or want, and you expanding on this by saying “me and one other person I know want this”…

Read my reply to david-gpu.

I can't make it any clearer, sorry I don't speak Klingon.

> The point I put forward is what I and a small select section of the market wants as features

Or

> “Because the population of people that would actually use that functionality rounds to approximately 0."

> How can you say that, where are your figures/stats/evidence?

Pick one