In the decade since, my smartphone has become an extension of myself - and I bet you can relate. It's my timekeeper, journal, calendar, and music player. I use it do my shopping list, read newspapers and listen to audiobooks.
The phone included texting and calling, but no games - not even the iconic Snake. I could take pictures with it, but of course they were nothing like the professional looking images my smartphone can capture.
Two days before I was due to switch over to my dumb phone, the unimaginable happened - my wallet was stolen and only by the grace of my smartphone was I notified in time that someone was charging my credit cards, allowing me to immediately freeze all of my accounts.
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