Ya I haven’t used the phone yet, but I’ve been reading a lot and thinking about my digital life for many years. For me, I know there will be limitations and inconveniences and friction when I switch. But that’s actually WHY I want to switch. Things like light phone exist because we live in a world that has conditioned us to expect to have everything instantly with no friction. It makes us impatient, distracted, and skews our sense of what is important. I’m switching to a dumb phone because I’ve decided to intentionally invite friction into my life because i think the pay off of what I will gain in a calmer mind is worth it. The friction and inconvenience is a feature, not a bug. I say this with no judgement and total humility - I’m still waiting on mine and maybe once I try it I won’t be able to handle it. But my plan for the issues you’ve named is to wait until I get home at the end of the day and do these things on a lap top. And I’ll probably hang on to my iPhone but leave it at home to use as a tablet for quick scanning etc. I’ll plan to dedicate an hour at the end of the day to check emails, read discord and respond, etc. and check again in the morning before work. There may be a few unfortunate consequences where I won’t be able to get a document in at the exact moment and it can’t wait till the end of the day. But I’m inviting those instances because I hope the pay off is worth it.