I remember party lines and an oak cased phone at my grandmother's house in Tennille.A little older than you........
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Who got their new iPhone 17 today?
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See, we ain't that fer apart........
Don't forget the one long and one short ring.
I used to work on rural 8 party lines.
At some point, they took all the pay phones away and nobody noticed.
Benefits and pension.
All a lazy, non-motivated person could ask.
Hired on in '64, retired in '05, still drawing those checks and using the hell out of the medical insurance.
This was an airport. I remember similar bays of phones in hotels and especially conference centers. Now those places are just empty vestibules.
I miss the days working pay station repair. Always entertaining, especially in all-black clubs.
I just bought a preowned iPhone 12, coming from an iPhone SE……I miss the size, push button and fingerprint option of the SE.
Definitely, The passcode only unlocking is what I really miss. Some court has already mede precedent ruling that your fingerprints and face (facial recognition) are not "protected" so the pope can make you unlock your phone with a fingerprint or a face scan.
"a court can force a person to unlock their phone using a fingerprint or facial recognition, as these are considered non-testimonial acts under the Fifth Amendment. However, forcing a person to provide a password or passcode is considered a testimonial act and violates the Fifth Amendment's protection against self-incrimination. "
Can Police Officers Force You To Unlock Your Cellphone At All Cost?
Law enforcement cops (police officers) cannot force you to unlock your phone by a testimonial act that can reveal your mind's content.
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Sounds like a wonderful life!!
