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originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: AreUKiddingMe
Already invented one.
I have a smartphone, but I don't ALWAYS have a smartphone. If I need help from family or my girlfriend or friends it's nice to know I'm not completely reliant on my phone. Let's say I'm out hiking and get robbed, or boating and capsize, or driving and forgot my charger... It's important to be able to remember phone numbers of those that are close to you and would always help you out in a jam.
It's also not just about phone numbers. This app can help you memorize a ton of things. CPR, your address, things for a test, your license plate, anything you want to really sink in.
Sounds more like this app wants all your information, for it to memorize, not you. So you are going to tell it your license paste number or SIN and home address? It's just a data mining app in disguise. I don't put my home address in my phone, I'm not planning on mailing myself anything in the near future.
The more phone numbers you are trying to memorize is telling this app who your most important contacts are as well.
The CPR sounds handy but there are first aid apps for that.
originally posted by: violet
I think you're better off storing phone numbers the old fashioned way. Write them on paper and keep in your pocket, if your phone is lost or stolen, you have them. If your phone is lost you can't call anyways.
I remember numbers very easy.
originally posted by: boncho
originally posted by: violet
I think you're better off storing phone numbers the old fashioned way. Write them on paper and keep in your pocket, if your phone is lost or stolen, you have them. If your phone is lost you can't call anyways.
I remember numbers very easy.
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