Joe90 wrote:
I don't have Spotify. In fact I feel that Spotify users are suckers. I have Music Player, which is a 100% free app, and I just download songs from YouTube on to it using MP3 converter. No monthly payments, no internet required to listen to songs (internet only needed to download of course). I can find any song I want.
I do pay for Audible though. I didn't want to, but finding the audiobooks you want for free is like gold dust. YouTube is crap, it's usually full of people reading out a book themselves which is nowhere near the same as listening to a real audiobook, there are annoying ads, and often YouTube takes your favourite audiobooks off because of copyright s**t.
But I do feel cheated on Audible because the authors I like only make some of their books available and not others, which is really frustrating. I feel that if you're paying for an app you should be able to download anything you want.
I don't have Spotify. I'm not even sure what it is.
I don't know what MP3 is.
I don't make phone calls or leave voicemail.
(I will answer phone calls from known friends). ^
I've never done a video chat except for business Zooms.
I've taken one selfie in my life (to figure out how it works).
I don't do audio books or online books at all, except very occasionally Gutenberg for studies.
I bought a flat so I could be closer to a University library.
I've never paid for an app.
I don't even know how to add an app or stream a movie.
(My daughter knows how, though).
I've never played a video game except for arcade games around 1980.
I don't watch TV except for a bunch of old DVD box sets.
I play most of my music on a turntable with vinyl albums including 45's.
Of course I have some technology in my life like a computer, but not much else.
I steamed fruit and veg to make homemade baby food and never bought any formula.
I used cloth diapers and knit my own layettes (booties, bonnets, dresses, Christening gowns).
My father built the baby crib and cradle with wood.
It's why I found lockdown really hard and frustrating, because both me and my boyfriend weren't used to doing everything online.