That's an interesting point! Yeah, they don't even know they're being tortured. :)

And that's a sad one because this is their normal.

Some college level CS programs have had to include modules on what a computer file and folder are.

Haven't heard of this but not surprised considering how bad is the computation knowledge with the younger generation. It's not their fault, however they born into this faulty reality.

I carried an iPad Pro M1 in a Logitech Combo Touch keyboard/mouse combo case for a few years, it was a great middle ground between a phone and laptop.

I still have it, though my wife uses it way more than I do now. It's absolutely perfect for casting to and controlling the Apple TV we have connected to a small projector mounted above our bed's headboard, especially so for those at-home date nights after a long-ass day full of work and kids. With a pair of small folding tables 😅

This is true. Sadly, Android comes closer to a "computing" experience than iOS.

Yeah, you only get that kind of support only if you install a custom ROM and a lot of Andoid tablets especially cheaper and regional ones don't have that option. They don't even get a version update most of the time.

I guess that's normal if you're in US. However that's not the case here.

If it doesn't run GrapheneOS or Lineage OS it doesn't exist. So far, I've been able to sneak through.