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Capitalism

Posted on February 12, 2018 By Sister Rain

I have always capitalized the names of my contacts when entering them into my phone, starting with my first device back in the mid 90s. This has served me well since my vision loss when bigger and bolder is better for me to see with, my dear. But any time I type a name of one of my contacts in a text, email or Note, the iPhone capitalizes it, pulling it from my Contacts app. Even deleting and retyping the name several times doesn’t always replace the characters with lower case. I suppose it’s not a big deal but if upper case equals shouting, recipients of my messages may think I have more than damaged optic nerves going wrong in my head.

In a way, though, this tech tic pays homage to the people in my life. It may not look good but it kind of feels right.

 

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