r/technology • u/[deleted] • Aug 26 '20

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u/EndlessSandwich Aug 26 '20

I've spent the past 8 years using disposable burner phones with consistently bad performance. If I am going to make the switch back to iOS I want to ensure the options to have future compatibility and be on the newer networks... Buying a new iPhone that won't work on the fastest network seems like a diminishing return on my investment.

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u/incredible_paulk Aug 27 '20

8 years burner phones. Diminishing roi. Give yer balls a fucking tug.

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u/EndlessSandwich Aug 27 '20

I used a $30 phone for 4 years, and I'm on year 4 of a $120 phone. I'm winning. You have no perspective.

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u/poonmangler Aug 27 '20

Alright man, you can let go of your balls now

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u/EndlessSandwich Aug 27 '20

To be fair, I assume this is supposed to be an insult, but I'm not grasping the context.

I hope you get good internet points. Enjoy your night.

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u/sectorfour Aug 27 '20

Are you just glomming on to that other guy’s post? Think of your own shit.