As smartphones have developed to this day, I increasingly want to go back to the Nokia era

To be honest, the development speed of smartphones in the past 10 years is still very fast. The transition from feature phones to smartphones has undergone earth-shaking changes in the past 10 years or so, and the corresponding software ecology and network development have also reached a new height. However, nowadays, smartphones are becoming more and more functional, but more and more people want to go back to the era of 2G networks. What is the main reason for this?

The trouble with instant messaging

First of all, the first reason is that although the current software ecosystem is developing very fast, instant messaging tools have put more and more pressure on young user groups, and they feel that the workplace is everywhere in their lives. You have to watch anytime and anywhere as long as a work message is sent in the group, and most young people keep their phones in their hands all the time for fear of missing some information. Although the current instant messaging tools are very well developed and can help us communicate more closely, it does add too much trouble to the workplace. Unlike the original 2G era, people would only call to notify in an emergency.

The diverse software ecosystem disrupts normal life

The second point is that the current online fraud and various software have completely disrupted the normal life plans of many young people. Premature consumption and heavy debts, coupled with various levels of harassment calls and the transparency of the information age, all people's situations seem to be visible on the Internet. Despite the crazy growth of smartphones, the problem of network security has not been well solved, which has led to many middle-aged and elderly user groups being frequently defrauded. I want to go back to the state where mobile phones are only used as a communication tool without complicated information harassment or multi-functions.

The relationship between people is getting more and more distant

The third point is that although smartphones seem to bring people closer together, they also reduce the contact with relatives and friends. During the Chinese New Year, there will be no chatting with relatives and friends, but just grabbing red envelopes with their mobile phones. After get off work, the couple will watch their own videos or shop on their mobile phones, and there will be no more communication. Even when going out for dinner with friends, most people are looking down at their phones. It seems that the development of smartphones has made people more closely connected, but in fact, it has become more and more distant. How many people want to find the fun of childhood and return to the era of 2G network, the most intimate contact and the most barrier-free communication between people.

So technology is developing very fast now, but the number of smartphones has grown so fast that more and more users are beginning to want to go back to the early 2G network era. Smartphones have more and more functions, but more users want smartphones to return to being a simple communication tool. What do you think about this?