Twitter Account Mocks The Absurdity Of Modern Technology With 30 Hilarious Examples
Modern technology, while useful, has been somewhat of a disappointment to those of us of a certain generation. I mean, it's nice to have access to the sum of human knowledge at my fingertips - as well as order a pizza or a ride whenever I need it - but where is my hoverboard? My flying car?
And while technology can be harnessed to solve the world's most pressing and complex issues - clean energy, mitigating poverty and inequality, curing diseases; just to name a few - we seem to spend an awful lot of time on trying to make the smart technologies even more convenient for ourselves. Who cares if the planet is burning up outside if our home appliances can automatically adjust the temperature inside, using an app that cleverly measures our body temperature thus avoiding the need to laboriously stand up an walk over to the thermostat? Such are the modern times!
The Twitter account Internet of Sh*t recognizes our obsession with frivolous, useless and downright invasive new technologies and there's nothing better than to poke fun at it. Because nobody really wants a world where Facebook controls our money and reads our minds with brain-machine interfaces, do we? Perhaps we could focus a little more on say - an alternative to plastics and fossil fuels - and less on building a hyper-convenient, dystopian world of mind control, data harvesting and artificially intelligent fridges?
Scroll down to check out some of the public shaming from Internet of Sh*t for yourself, and let us know what you think in the comments below!
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One of the nice things about law breakers is they are usually quite stupid.
Yeah... but the ones that aren't complete idiots seem to go really far in politics.
Load More Replies...Well, their own penises are probably at a kindergarten level so they draw what they know.
Load More Replies...passwords of past you've correctly guessed.. *but now it's time for the robot test*
Load More Replies...I was sent a video today of a robot using a stylus to clock this recaptcha on a touch screen
I also hate it how when I'm on my phone and it asks me that, I have to go through the entire, "select every picture with a crosswalk" thing
because if you're a robot, it will give you an invention to a meeting about robot conquering human
I do...our fridge is at a slight angle. Not like steep or anything but enough for the door to shut itself. I never realized how ahead of time our simple old fridge was.
Load More Replies...If your kitchen floor is not quite level, like mine, the door does close itself.
Adjust the balance knobs on the bottom correctly and a fridge should automatically shut.
You're smarter than the smart fridge. Problem solved without technology
Load More Replies...Self closing doors are dangerous around little kids, both closing on them and closing with them inside. Its rare but its happened.
They have fridges that do have similar bells but not going to your phone. What if you don't have your phone on you and it's in the bedroom charging??
It's a simple design. Just set up an angled area at the bottom of the hinge and a cam that rotates if the door has been open too long plus a simple passive sensor to detect if someone is using the fridge/freezer. When the fridge has been open and left unattended for say 3 minutes the cam activates, rotates under the hinges slope and the hinge will 'slide down' the cam causing the door to shut. It will cost very little to add this feature to a future line
Samsung has those horrible ice maker design problems that they won't acknowledge. Beautiful refrigerator but it is nothing but trouble.
sometimes you leave food in such a mess the door simly cannot close. Modern fridges do try to close their doors and if they fail, they make sounds, or in samsung's case - ring your phone. This "comeback " is clearly written by someone who never used a fridge.
Robot vacuum that has a docking station and cleans the house while you're out. Circular in shape.
Load More Replies...LOL, my Roomba, named Raul, locks himself in the bathroom all the time.
i never used a roomba before, how do they know that it's stuck near a cliff?
*Imagining the sound R2D2 makes after getting zapped by the Jawas*
Load More Replies...When the robots inevitably try to take over, they will be defeated by a staircase. That's what I learned from watching Daleks/Dr. Who.
I had an idea for a "smart street cleaner" once, with arms that reach into small places and cleans up litter, just one of those things to keep the environment that much cleaner. But then I remembered "Oh yeah, teenagers are a thing" and decided not to waste the time.
Malicious interference with a robot will soon be on the law books.
OK. So the idea is that those will self tight if they are too loose or let go a bit if they are too tight. I fixed that problem with piece of rubber and metal circle for about 3 dollars on my work shoes. And I do not have to recharge them.
I feel like we didn't need to put electronics in shoes for "tightening" technology to work.
Back To The Future 2 but it's realistic. Marty McFly tries to activate his autodry jacket but it just shouts "WE HAVE UPDATED OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS PLEASE LOGIN AND TRY AGAIN"
New code must be eight characters long and contain at least one lowercase letter, one uppercase letter, one number, and one special character.
And two greek letters, the name of your firstborn son, batsignal
Load More Replies...Red, all caps. Some ominous stuff, right there. If you aren't scared, you should be!
I wish things were made like they used too. So much waste because of corporate greed. Fridges lasted 20+ years, cars lasted just as long if not longer. Now things last half that time if that. We have become such a throwaway and wasteful society.
And we don't have the resources to be a throwaway society at all..
Load More Replies...Because dumb people are brain washed into thinking Apple is different and better, NOT!
Load More Replies...Gee, if I'm buying or using gadgets on a regular basis . . . maybe I can just slow down the payments . . .
Oh no.... I had and old iPhone for 10 years at one point then wondered why it never worked...
I wish money were printed on electronic paper and that I could also change the 100's I gave them to $1 bills if they try to pull a stunt like this on me.
I'm having the reverse niggle: I'd like to keep my iphone ALWAYS on the longer-battery-life setting, but whenever it charges past 95% (I think) it automatically switches back to the better-performance setting. So yeah, Apple should have told but it's indeed the better experience --- it was on older phones ("1-2y"? no), so not people hungry for performance.
I can think of a few people that needs this, for some reason their voice volume whilst on the phone increases.
I think most of those people have hearing problems. Even when not on a phone, I've noticed a lot of people raise their voices when the have a hard time hearing something.
Load More Replies...My father-in-law does this. Mainly because he has the TV turned up so loud. I'll come over and hit the mute button for the TV. He'll snap, "Hey, I was watching that!" "While you are on the phone?" "I can't hear you - I'm on the phone!" I swear it is comedy gold living with this guy.
You think technology is your ally, Batman, but you merely adopted the tech. I was born in it. Molded by it.
Internet Technology has its place but not on a blender or half these things.
The IoT (Internet of Things) is a solution in search of a problem and completely unnecessary for the most part.Talk about being sold a bill of goods. It's bad enough that kitchen appliances, along with many other things, don't last along as they used to, but soon we'll be in a situation where a software update can render your refrigerator (or whatever) obsolete and unworkable.
Load More Replies...Why do you even need a blender that requires software in the first place? I mean, it's there to blend stuff, that's it. No rocket science here.
Same as comment below it's a thermomix, it's a catering grade blender, I have the same one in work, you can programme recipes into it so you don't need to have them written down. Personally I don't use this function but some people probably do. It is by far however one of my favourite kitchen appliances. It can heat as well as blend, and you can set it to a desired temperature, takes a tonne of time out of a recipe that would otherwise need whisking by hand especially things like ice cream base as the eggs don't scramble in this thing
Load More Replies...Bought a vita mix ten years ago or so. Still running like a champ and makes better smoothies than this piece of junk.
Mine dings a bell to let me know. So does my dyer.
Load More Replies...Your fault for getting a ThermoMix... Cooking books don't require updates...
Why would you buy a smart blender? How smart does your blender need to be? Why do we keep buying stupid s**t? Not everything in our lives needs an upgrade.
Apparently, many of these smart blenders are smarter than their owners.
Load More Replies...Who is more at fault though? The blender for needing to update? The idiot who bought this rubbish or the company that made it because they knew idiots would buy it.
That's not true! You have to accidentally read at least 1 word while you're looking for the next button!
Load More Replies...At least with the law over here, this stuff is void if it is overly complex or unexpected. I.e. if it has something in there like "By clicking OK you buy a washing machine and sell your sout the devil", the whole contract is void.
I don't know where 'here' is for you, but it is supposed to be the same in the UK. If it cannot be understood and read in a timely fashion by an average person, it is invalid and any complaints are supposed to be resolved against the favour of the organisation which drafted the document. But that rarely seems to happen, so the bar for complexity must be set pretty high. In the USA where most of these tech companies are based I hear contract is king and you can be made to agree to anything short of crime.
Load More Replies...It's an art installation, I think the yellow one must be Instagram's (purple in this picture) 389xjp8rs8...98e6ef.jpg
Because you can't simply put: By using this service you hand over all your material and immaterial possesions to us, including but not limited to all your confidential data, your first born and all dogs and cats that live or will live in your house.
I just got a Google Home and if this tap is anywhere near as good as that, I'll be wasting 100s of liters of waters every time I want to fill a pan.
"Hey Google, for the gazzilionth time, I SAID STOP"... "OK Google, please contact a plumber and a cleaning service and a real estate agent to sell this pool you created"... Google: "Did you want me turn off the tap?"
Load More Replies...what if one device hears you and the other does too? stop! no... not you. No, you! argh!
I have the smart light bulbs and dont bother using them as I dont need my rooms on a schedule and can just go flick a switch instead of going into my phone to do it
I argue a lot with my Amazon Echo. Ever since I won the 'Apple Pie' argument with Alexa she has turned into a real b***h
It is ok they only caught byts. ( I'll show myself out too )
Load More Replies...That's the problem with all this s**t, like Thermomix and Roomba, connected to your wifi. These devices have simple security systems, so the hackers can use them to gain access to your wifi... and then to your computer, mobile, etc. It's funny, because people worry a lot about the antivirus and firewall in their computers, and then they connect these pieces of c**p to their wifI, which is like leaving the door open to whoever wants to hack your devices.
Under what circumstances does a fish tank need to be connected to the internet anyway?
"Somebody got into the fish tank and used it to move around into other areas" I wonder if they used the cannon?
I have a box bolted to the ground with a padlock. I leave a note for the delivery person, "Please place in box and close padlock. Thank you." It used to be chained to the post on my patio, and the railing of the walkway before that at each place I've lived. Exactly ZERO packages stolen in 20 years.
Hey do you see that UPS guy chasing that dog. I thought they were suppose to deliver packages
Load More Replies...The unedited version: Amazon key is a new service that lets couriers (and criminals) unlock your front door.
If i was an amazon courier carrying round these keys id be s**t scared of being mugged every 5 mintues
That's when you use the 2nd Amendment. Thank you Bill of Rights
Load More Replies...well, i do ! I won't have to feed my dog each time a postman get in my home :3
Load More Replies...Yeah I live in a bad neighborhood please don't perpetuate this. I mean I have a bolt on my door because of that exact reason, so Amazon keys can suck it, but still.
Spills and such--my local Stop and Shop has one. Of course, the first time I saw it, I immediately thought, "Exterminate!".
Load More Replies...Couldn't they build it so it looks a bit less like it wants to molest you while you sleep?
How does putting a smiling face on things make them more acceptable?
Load More Replies...Theres this exact model of a robot at my local grocery store. I love seeing him..those big googly eyes are so silly looking. I know theres cameras in it so if hes floating around noone is able to shoplift without getting caught. It detect spills and other issues in aisles
If you don't want Alexa recording you - ok. But are you aware your cell phone, and tablet do the same thing? Are you aware your computer probably does too?
Not if you don't get a smart phone. Never had one, never miss it.
Load More Replies...Last month my boyfriend and I were having a heated debate and Alexa just randomly started playing a selection of fart noises. It was like she was trying to stop us arguing...... we both just burst out laughing!
I don't enjoy talking. The less talking the better as far as I'm concerned. I like listening, it's fun and entertaining. I do not like talking. I didn't like Siri when she came out on my iPhone and I don't talk to my computer or my iPad. I don't like phone calls. I don't like to talk. Writing is good I like to write. Alexa and Siri are my enemies.
I don't understand what these things are for. You can get a smart phone or computer and it does the same things and more, right?
First thing I did when I got my new Kindle was to stop Alexa from being configured.
Don't accidentally say the word "alexa" when you don't know what it is or how it works. Nearly had a coronary
My wireless mouse works fine on my MacBook. No extra add ons or plug ins needed.
The absurd thing about this is that people still buy that c**p without complaint.
aren't there mice that don't have the dongle and connect directly using bluetooth
Look up Bluetooth, it's a thing. What next, you're going to complain you can't find a lightning-to-PS2 converter to use you 10y old wired keyboard?
Got given an iPhone for work. Had to download a number of apps just to make the iso system tolerable without me throwing company property out of the window SMH
"fully-immersive experience"?? There's an interesting choice of wording for a toilet...
Sorry, I was not looking for an immersive experience while on the toilet. I wasn't planning on getting wet while on the seat.
Can we just take a minute to appreciate that the toilet is called Numi 2.0.
I don't argue with my toilet but it does take the p**s and I sometimes give it some serious s**t to deal with
No, but it fits on the larger ones. Replying for a friend.
Load More Replies...It probably is. I laughed like a drain when I first heard about selfie sticks, thinking it was a joke, and now they're everywhere.
Load More Replies...Some ppl need to quit sucking their own d**k constantly, how many f*****g selfies is necessary before you realize no one wants to see your constant pics of yourself. 🙄
Selfies are good but buying a cam for a bottle. No way am I spending money for that
I feel elated at this design as people like the Kardashians will most likely drown trying to get a good selfie
Thank you. I thought I was the only one. Yeah it's kind of a dumb invention, but death? I don't get it at all. It's not like she's walking into traffic while taking a selfie or something.
Load More Replies..."Totes gettin' my drink on at the beach! You can too! Buy the 'Selfie Bottle', attach it to any bottle you're drinking from, and show the world your freshest poses while you get refreshed! At the gym? Top up your electrolytes while showing off how well you did in Spin class! At work? Grab a quick thirst quencher before your boss yells at you for being on Facebook! At home? Re-hydrate, while accidentally revealing you slept with your boyfriend's dad the night before! Yes, the 'Selfie Bottle' brings good times together in candid snapshots of your daily life, and all without the hassle of a real camera!" ('Selfie Bottle' is not responsible for guys who stupidly jam their d**k in the bottle for a unique photo, only to end up getting stuck.)
I think it' the fact that the tweets are 4 years apart.
Load More Replies...All comes out of the same faucet, my city has water fountains with cold filtered water for free
My city has water that's so clean it doesn't need filtering... And it's cold too because the pipes run through the cool ground. No chemicals, just bacteria, sand and time. We also have an app. To be honest it's just a map of where to find all the free taps...
Load More Replies...And the homeless who most need access need a smart phone to get water from a GD tap. SMDH
I love eating. Now, why the f*ck would I want to get an electronic fork that destroys the immersion (if you wanna call it so) by annoying me way more than even the most helicoptering parents could? Also, I probably can't eat while it's doing a software update. I'd like to throw it out in the garbage, but my shoes are updating at the moment...
It’s for people who eat too fast and don’t stop eating after they’re full. Basically for people trying to lose weight or stop upset stomachs from fast eating.
Load More Replies...I wonder if it has a reverse setting for people like me that eat super slow? Does it shock me because it thinks I'm dying?
You know how to stop eating so much? Just put the fork down and stop eating. Having a machine tell you that you're eating too much is not just condescending, it's dehumanizing. Who would actively make a choice to have less choice?
Next will be the vibrator that if it senses that you are getting close backs off until the battery dies.
You KNOW that some pervert is going to stick it somewhere besides their mouth.
What is funny here is that everyone around the world look at the chinese (asian people in general) as having very similar faces. (I think i did a great job of saying that without seeming racist)
And here our quick boarding TSA counters are closed because some numbnutz sent them to the border.
It's just because his face was scanned during security check while he was scanning his passport. So he did "input" something, and they just use the info from the boarding pass
What's really scary is anyone (like Mr. Brennen) who seems to think this is any kind of awesome in a good sense.
Load More Replies...That’s the direction we’re headed in the US with the new REAL-ID passports.
I mean, I never understood what's so scary about this. Police databases in every developed country have the exact same thing. It's called your drivers license, forehead.
I have a pair of these and they're a time saver! I can send them out for my daily 3 mile jog while I stay home and watch the treadmill gather dust! /s
😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 If they can go jogging on my behalf I want them, too!
Load More Replies...So.. what do these shoes do? Walk for me? Boost my steps? Or just another tracking device I don't really want?
Yeah I don’t get it either. Do they tie themselves or something? I like them and they look nice but I wouldn’t need tech features on a shoe.
Load More Replies...just buy normal shoes that are A LOT cheaper and have the EXACT SAME functions (walking/running/jogging/ect.)
and also whats so smart bout em , unless they have tiny lil rocketship thingys i wouldnt buy em
Load More Replies...This is r******d... it's shoes. Unless they go transformers on your a*s into something else this is as useful as underwear, a mallet, a blender, a screwdriver, and so on... it's only a matter of time until rich idiot's need software updates for coat hangers or something else absurdly inane
I recall the handicap community was pretty excited about these when the product was announced. Kind s**t if u rely on these kicks to work and the update rendered them useless
I think the updates probably just take a few moments like on a phone.
Load More Replies...Fitness? I don't know if any actual fit people use it, as there's a limited amount of information one can tell from looking at someones feet
Load More Replies...Halfway over the Pacific ocean: This is the captain, please brace yourselves for impact as the plane shuts the engines off to update.
Load More Replies...Literally all it did was squeeze juice OUT OF A BAG. What. the f**k.
I have to share ThunderF00ts video about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpmd7renbxI Also, check his other debunks, it is fun.
I wonder what the juicer did online? I’m sure it still works without the company being active, right?
Except there are no more bags available to squeeze... so there is that dilemma
Load More Replies...Eh, it’s not like that generation has much of a future anyway. Let them have fun I guess.
And who are the ones responsible for teaching children? The generation before them. Who are the ones who gave them no future with a planet that's on the brink of disaster?
Load More Replies...Not a snarky comment just VR has incredible educational capabilities
That's what they used to say about Television...
Load More Replies...Vr is a wonderful learning tool. Children can see historic monuments, it is often used to learn biology, etc. I can see how this could get out of hand though too, but all technology has positive and negative potential.
I think this can actually be cool. Kids can learn about ancient sites, or history with virtual reality. It will make teaching more fun
Ooooh! One teacher, somewhere in another state, teaching 30 plus classrooms? That could both create a better salary and solve some education problems. Just pay a tutor (say a teacher still in college but not quite at the teacher level yet) for the one on one time. 30 teachers salaries, even if we doubled how much the one makes and paid the tutors half of the original salary we save on the cost of 14 teachers. Just a thought....
Hey, I can see use for this. Not for kids that young but if you can attach camera to tools and show people where to look during fixing machines, surgeries and so might be good. Still showing it on screen is as good as this and would cost much less.
This one is cool tho. Those can be used to show kids some ancient cities on history lessons, forests and ocean floors on biology/geography etc. Also it would be harder for them to talk to each other and they would stay interested. It seems usefull for many educational things. Ofc it should be just a small part of their education. But who wouldn't like to be inside of Jurrasic Park with dinosaurs when teacher talks about Jura?! Cmon. Cool af.
Seriously, all if you complaining a*s hats claiming this somehow tears down the fabric of society? F-off. How dare you judge the use of technology for the ability to show kids a world they may never see; the pyramids of Egypt, the frozen tundras of Russia, the penguins in Antarctica, Mayan ruins, the Atacama Desert. P**s off, and embrace the use of our advancements before judging and assuming it is LAZY teaching.
omg this post is amazing! maybe it's the mood I'm in, but this made me literally LOL! XD
This is a youtube guy who makes videos about looking for snakes. Search the writing at the bottom of the image!
Well this one ain't that bad. If you put the trap, say, in a remote area of your barn because that's where the rodents frequent the most, you'd want to clean and reset it as quickly as possible to maximize its efficiency.
Are people downvoting this because I do not condemn the killing of pests? :D
Load More Replies...There's a story by Isaac Asimov about a device that reads fairy tales to the children until one day it becomes grumpy...
that's exactly what apple users deserve :P now seriously, you are telling me that from time to time you will have to refill your phone with pepper spray? dafuq?!
This is something designers will love: it reflects how many changes supposedly "final" designs get from clients.
Load More Replies...These are actually quite funny and something I would hang from my keys.
GDPR (or its equivalent) needs to be passed worldwide. I am tired of all of these companies selling my info without my explicit consent.
I work in IT, GDPR is an inapplicable mess, it means a lot more bureaucracy and nothing else, you'll end up agreeing to sell your personal information the next time you try to set up your iToaster or whatever
Load More Replies...right?!?! My favorites are the robot in the grocery store and the internet connected wood XD XD XD
Load More Replies...It isn’t technology that’s the problem. It’s the “desperate to sell s**t” model of capitalism.
Load More Replies...Well I dont feel bad for anyone who went and spent $400 on a smart juicer, or any other these expensive items.
What most people, including those who manufacture this garbage do not realize is that smart technology is that technology that disappears. (Look up the seminal Mark Weiser: The Computer for the 21st Century if you are interested.) A smart home is not one packed with a lot of noticable technology, but one that does what creates comfort, safety, and healthy conditions for you without much (or any) manual interaction. Just hooking stuff onto the Internet, not balancing purpose and privacy, and hooking everything to an ungraspable cloud instead of seeking decentralized solution is exactly against this. Or, in simpler words: if common sense was applied, this list was empty.
But to get there we need to learn about what it is we want. Now a little research beforehand would stop people from making "smart" juicers and blenders though... The shoes and bottle selfies are beautiful examples of gimmicks by large companies. Unnecessary but sometimes inspiring just by the light hearted nature of it. But now imagine driving somewhere new. How much time do you invest in looking up the route beforehand? Even with Google maps I did do tht a few years ago. But not anymore. I trust that tech enough to not prepare anymore. Hell, it saved me 6+ hours on a trip by sending me off the main road for a few miles, in a country I'd never been before, when the only highway before a tunnel was congested with trucks. I can pay bills on my smartphone more easily than on my computer. I have all my favorite books on it. My fridge might not last 20 years, but it is way more energy efficient and has no frost at all. I'm sitting here on a camp site enjoying Bored Panda :)
Load More Replies...That was pretty cool! I like tech but some of these things just seem so pointless and lazy.
As a great (fictional, sadly ;-) man once said, "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
technology is advancing too fast for my taste. Like take airpods for example. Suddenly its popular to have tiny lil white things just chilling in your ears. I stick to headphones. They're not foldable or wireless or bluetooth or anything, but they work and they're cheap so good enough for me :)
Moreover, airpods are too easy to lose. I don't know how many times I lost my airpods to my sofa. And now, I prefer to use headphone because I fed up with it.
Load More Replies...GDPR (or its equivalent) needs to be passed worldwide. I am tired of all of these companies selling my info without my explicit consent.
I work in IT, GDPR is an inapplicable mess, it means a lot more bureaucracy and nothing else, you'll end up agreeing to sell your personal information the next time you try to set up your iToaster or whatever
Load More Replies...right?!?! My favorites are the robot in the grocery store and the internet connected wood XD XD XD
Load More Replies...It isn’t technology that’s the problem. It’s the “desperate to sell s**t” model of capitalism.
Load More Replies...Well I dont feel bad for anyone who went and spent $400 on a smart juicer, or any other these expensive items.
What most people, including those who manufacture this garbage do not realize is that smart technology is that technology that disappears. (Look up the seminal Mark Weiser: The Computer for the 21st Century if you are interested.) A smart home is not one packed with a lot of noticable technology, but one that does what creates comfort, safety, and healthy conditions for you without much (or any) manual interaction. Just hooking stuff onto the Internet, not balancing purpose and privacy, and hooking everything to an ungraspable cloud instead of seeking decentralized solution is exactly against this. Or, in simpler words: if common sense was applied, this list was empty.
But to get there we need to learn about what it is we want. Now a little research beforehand would stop people from making "smart" juicers and blenders though... The shoes and bottle selfies are beautiful examples of gimmicks by large companies. Unnecessary but sometimes inspiring just by the light hearted nature of it. But now imagine driving somewhere new. How much time do you invest in looking up the route beforehand? Even with Google maps I did do tht a few years ago. But not anymore. I trust that tech enough to not prepare anymore. Hell, it saved me 6+ hours on a trip by sending me off the main road for a few miles, in a country I'd never been before, when the only highway before a tunnel was congested with trucks. I can pay bills on my smartphone more easily than on my computer. I have all my favorite books on it. My fridge might not last 20 years, but it is way more energy efficient and has no frost at all. I'm sitting here on a camp site enjoying Bored Panda :)
Load More Replies...That was pretty cool! I like tech but some of these things just seem so pointless and lazy.
As a great (fictional, sadly ;-) man once said, "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
technology is advancing too fast for my taste. Like take airpods for example. Suddenly its popular to have tiny lil white things just chilling in your ears. I stick to headphones. They're not foldable or wireless or bluetooth or anything, but they work and they're cheap so good enough for me :)
Moreover, airpods are too easy to lose. I don't know how many times I lost my airpods to my sofa. And now, I prefer to use headphone because I fed up with it.
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