Illustrator Joe
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You don't have to watch the phone. And I don't want a carryover from a platform that I've gone past polluting my current platform. Why would I? I left Blackberry because it became meaningless to me. Why would I want my iPhone polluted with BlackBerry features? If the LED were important to me I would not have an iPhone.
Why do you want to impose that which you value onto me and deny me the right to exercise my will as a consumer in choosing a phone that has what I want? I don't want a BlackBerry or a BlackBerry-like device as my daily driver. If I did, my iPhone would not be my daily driver and my chosen platform. Why gives you the right to dictate what I should have when I've said I don't want it and when I have the option of having it elsewhere if it were if value to me?
Want an LED light? Get a BlackBerry or a Samsung. Leave my iPhone alone.
Sent from my SEXY GORGEOUS AWESOME GOLD 128G iPhone 6 ️️️
I'm sorry. Point to where I was imposing or even suggesting you had to like the idea. I do like the idea. Don't like that, tough cookies. The iPhone would benefit from it. I don't care where it came from it is a useful feature. I disagree with you. You disagree with me, that's cool. I am all for the iPhone advancing. The watch to me is a step back because it over complicates my life not make it easier. The led would simplify things in my opinion. I remember reading these forums and people saying 3rd party keyboards were not necessary on an iPhone and 4 in. is the perfect size screen. Well guess what they 3rd party keyboards are available now and have been adopted by many iphone users and the screens are growing. The 3rd party keyboards were the biggest reason I switched from Android. But an led would be icing on the cake.