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If not, why?

If so, what would be a suitable reward, that would encourage users to report content?

Also another question: do you find social media "what-is-and-what-isn't-allowed" guidelines clear, and easy to report exactly what the infringement is?

Hey HN

I’m looking for advice and/or suggestions on how to “lockdown/brick” my mobile (iPhone 8) phone to only be able to do a select number of things.

I currently suffer with OCD and anxiety, and my addictions to my phone is making me lethargic and causing regular migraines and eye strain issues.

I do have a second “dumb phone” (Nokia flip 2720) but due to having a “mobile only” bank account I have to have access to my iPhone.

I only really want to be able to text (not WhatsApp) call, and have access to 3 banking apps. I have tried everything, but when I’m feeling “good” or sometimes when I’m feeling rubbish - I will always end up downloading “scroller” apps - Twitter, Instagram, Shopping apps etc - and I quickly waste days and days hooked to it, before prying myself away from it again.

Any advice would be hugely beneficial.

Thank you

Before I spend tonight either making a command line to do list or a lightweight web app - I was wondering if any of you guys had made one or had any suggestions

Ideally - Free - add, complete, view complete - lightweight - command line or web-based

I have old iPhones and iPads and I was wondering if any of you have found any good uses for them other than just trading them in