Unfortunately most of the "privacy phones" really aren't that great of a smartphone experience due to them running Linux which isn't nearly as developed for smartphone use as Android or iOS.
I personally use a Samsung Fold 4, and run Firefox w/ add ons, DDG for search and app tracking protection.
Apple likes to boast about how iOS is more privacy focused than Android, though. Grain of salt.
I could never get any of those features like smart scroll to work reliably, so I ended up just disabling them. That era of TouchWiz was a bit rough in my opinion, way too much Samsung bloat. I'm much happier on modern One UI.
I love that Totoro keycap!
I would use Firefox Mobile over the Samsung browser. Samsung is still chromium based and Firefox puts more priority on user privacy.
If you can switch messaging and group chats to Signal or Telegram, that'd be a good move as well.
Otherwise App Tracking Protection is probably the best thing you can do for privacy.
My first cozy games were Animal Crossing on the GameCube and Harvest Moon it's a wonderful life on GameCube. I fell in love with both games and played them endlessly.
V3 and v4 are typically where beginners find themselves struggling.
What you may find helpful is watching skilled climbers on YouTube or in your gym. I like Magnus and Bouldering Bobats on YouTube. Seeing how skilled climbers approach problems can be helpful for learning techniques.
If your gym offers classes, sign up! It's a great way to learn with a group and improve directly.
Ultimately, it took me a few months of climbing before I was easily doing V3's.
I use the Google Apps for nearly everything just due to them being what I have always used through the years.
I had an S4 years ago, but then went away from Samsung and bounced around between different android manufacturers. Google apps were consistently available across all devices so they made the most sense for me to use. I'm back on Samsung now, but all my past info is still logged on the google apps, and I'm likely not going to transition away from that.
The Pucc is definitely a step down from the BCG, but a major step up from your typical head shop grinder. If you can get a Pucc for a good price, it makes for a great CBD/backup grinder.
I actually have put Pucc's as a gift for a while since they could be had for ~$30 and they were way better than the grinders most of my friends were using.
I've been buying these "Coco rolls" snacks recently. They're a crunchy flaky slightly sweet snack and I just can't get enough of the texture of them. They taste good too, but it's the texture that I crave.
I've been watching this one for a while. I really hope it turns out to be good!
Came here to say this. I regularly listen to the Sayonara soundtrack, it's amazing.
What an absolute steal for one of the best games ever made