Line... what is the big deal?

johnnyG, you need to work on your reading comprehension.
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Okay, will do. Thanks for the suggestion. I've got (actually antique) degrees in Linguistics and Speech Communication, but still, sometimes others see you in a truer light than you see yourself. As may be the case here.

(Also, as for reading, note that it's johnnyG, and not johnny G.)
 
Line does have a voice call service. I have not used it yet so I cannot say how good it is.

But if you use that or another free voice call service, I suppose that if you always ensure that when you place a Line (or Skype) call you have wi-fi access and only use the net with wi-fi access, you could go with a minimal plan and save quite a bit since you are not going through your provider's towers. You do receive calls for free yes?

I could be wrong about all that. Or it might take some tweaking to accomplish. Still pondering....

A suitable and fast-enough internet connection is recommended for good quality voice calls. 4G will suffice provided that you are not on a fast moving train or something.

Personally I am not impressed with Line's voice and video calls. I have tried several (both paid and unpaid) services and actually found Facebook Messenger to be surprisingly good. Now I use only Facebook Messenger when I want to talk with family back home. 4G or wifi doesn't make that much of a difference for me.

The downside though is that the app takes up a lot of processing and memory. Definitely not recommended on lower specs phones.

Hope that helps.
 
sometimes others see you in a truer light than you see yourself. As may be the case here.

Dig that hole any deeper and you might find yourself back home.

Which reminds me: you don't know me from a hole in the ground!

So what part of "I don't have a smart phone." confused you son? Was it the spaces between the words? Seems you got something against them.
 
Dig that hole any deeper and you might find yourself back home.

Which reminds me: you don't know me from a hole in the ground!

So what part of "I don't have a smart phone." confused you son? Was it the spaces between the words? Seems you got something against them.

Sorry, I was just admitting that others may have a more insightful picture of myself than I do, and that in this case one of those others might actually be you.

I guess you read it as being about you. (Actually, it's about anyone, including you, but let's not get off into that.)

E.g., I fully believe that my wife often knows/sees things about me that just pass by me unnoticed. And our kids see in us as a couple things that (perhaps?) my wife and I don't even begin to realize with each other. (( >>So I really listen to them when they offer something.))

Anyway, good luck in life, esp. after you partner up with someone. ;)
 
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