#first phone

Dota...why...

Why must u bring up this memory that I rather forget

Ummmm my parents didn’t give me a phone until 5th grade, was it...yeah I think 5th grade.

It was an iPhone SE which stands for special edition I think, thou I have no hecking idea what made it special or whatever.

It was small and I didn’t honestly know what to do with it which is HILARIOUS bec I was born in this generation hahahahaha.

I remember coming home from school, 10 years old little me, and my dad told me he had a present for me. He tricked me by giving me an old empty box but then boom I got a phone!!!

What was the first thing I did on it? Look at animals. That’s all I really cared about. Animals and cartoons and cartoon animals. Oh and games.

And I watched YouTube! I watched animals and cartoons on YouTube bec that was my life and honestly still is my life 6 years later! XD

Now my parents knew I was a clumsy kid so they got me a hard case for it but the problem was that it was orange and had hunter camouflage design on the back. I prob wanted something else but they said this one was the best in order to protect my phone so I didn’t complain, I had YouTube for the first time in my life to distract me lol.

My friends however, bullied me for the way my phone case looked bec it wasn’t “girly.” Sorry “friends” I should say bec they were terrible friends. ✨Thanks to those bullies I’m traumatized to this day when it comes to making friends in school, my childhood was so great guys✨

And little old animal lover me would take screenshots of any cool animal pictures I found on the internet and then again they bullied me for that, bec hey snakes are “ugly” apparently. I’m not a girly girl leave me alone!

الكسندر جراهام بيل مخترع الهاتف مع واحد من النماذج الأولية للهاتف.

childhood

A child’s first phone changes the app-install decision from a private choice into a household safety routine. The app may look harmless because classmates use it, a school group mentions it, or a short video says it is essential. A caregiver still needs a calm way to decide whether the app belongs on the phone, which account should be used, what permissions are necessary, and how the child can…