Many apps installed on your smartphone may have permission to access features on your devices that they don't need. For example, your Skype app doesn't necessarily need access to all of your photos, but it does need access to your phone and camera. In contrast, your Facebook app may only need access to your photos but no access to your microphone or camera if you're not using it to stream. In general, I tend to use the degoogled phone more. For me, it's more secure than the standard Google services that try to track your every move.

I spend way more time here than on other social medias. I keep Facebook to keep track of some friends and relatives but I don't do much browsing. I follow some news on Twitter but I don't do a lot of retweets either.

I’ve only ever had this site on anything.

Tried Facebook. Tried Twitter. All puerile nonsense from what I have experienced.

Well... I redownloaded fb. Just not msger ...

That seems like it would be very limiting to me. I use them all in different ways and interact differently with different types of people. This one definitely has the most narrow focus.

That sounds like an interesting conversation...

I had it all off (except this site) my electronics for 14 months now.

Same

Is there any reason to have a smartphone in that case?

I don’t have a computer - the smartphone is my lifeline.

I love "social media". It creates the illusion that I'm not alone.

I don't have any social media sites on my smartphone.

Sometimes I think about doing the same.

Do you need CPR?