She was addicted to her smartphone. So she switched to a flip phone.

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January 26, 2024

One of the biggest regrets a Times tech reporter had in 2023 was her relationship to her smartphone. So she made a radical change: She ditched her $1,300 iPhone for a $108 flip phone.

A black flip phone, on its side, open, on a blue background.

Photo illustration by Plamen Petkov for The New York Times

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