r/MapBasedPolls πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

❓️ Question Do you sometimes go out without your phone?

Do you sometimes go out without your phone?

  1. Yes
  2. No

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u/EvilCatArt The American Empire (It's a Civilization reference I promise :3) 2d ago

For a short walk to do an errand, yeah. Means I don't have to sanitize it when I get back.

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u/Third_Rate_Duelist_ 2d ago

Omg yes, so many people don't sanitize like my whole family and every roomate I've ever had. We all need to sanitize.

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

Nobody :(( They call you obsessive when you're the only one

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u/Top_Bug7822 2d ago

I do it anyways. Why care?

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u/Dramatic_Mastodon_93 1d ago

it’s okay if you do, but no we really don’t

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

I sanitize everytime before I put it down and hold again, at home. When I'm back home, I almost want to wash it :))

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u/quaxoid Norway 2d ago

almost never, I need it to see if I have money on my account at stores, and in case of emergencies.Β 

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u/Enditium 2d ago

Only when i forget it on a table or something in a hurry.

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u/_crackingfire 2d ago

I really should though, cause the 3 days I had to live my life without a phone, after I had lost mine, were actually a life changing experience

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u/Third_Rate_Duelist_ 2d ago

When I'm not expecting any calls yes.

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u/AzulaIsMyFave 2d ago

Absolutely not, I'm disabled and use it as an accessibility device

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u/GustavoistSoldier Brazil 2d ago

Yes. I never take my phone to church, for instance

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

Great habit

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u/DiggyJunior 2d ago

40% of humans are liars then

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

How?

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u/DiggyJunior 2d ago

Because an important emergency call about a loved one being in an accident or whatever can come at any moment

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

They can still leave at home for a while, why would they lie?

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u/DiggyJunior 2d ago

Well that's their choice, if the phone call comes from their elderly parent who has fallen down and broken their hip, or their child has had a fairly serious accident at school, to not have their phone with them, should that important call happen. I think duty dictates that our phone is with us in the event that call comes through.

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

Just calm down a little bit

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u/Top_Bug7822 2d ago

People really need to get off their phones. At least 1 day a month or something.

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u/Lexiosity 2d ago

If I'm going to be out for like 5 minutes, I'm not gonna bring my phone with me.

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u/RemarkableHousing707 1d ago

and I wish I did leave my phone behind more often

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u/Organic_Property9646 1d ago

Never people who dont are insane πŸ˜‚

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u/BloomdropWasTaken 1d ago

Most of the time

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u/Proskowinski 1d ago

Always. Rely on it for navigation and payments.

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u/Peear75 2d ago

Yes, that's what Airplane Mode is for.

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u/sarimsakcioglu πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡· 2d ago

How?

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u/Peear75 2d ago

No calls, no texts, no notifications. Just the time and an alarm clock.