Are there others here who, like me, don't have a 'smartphone'?

I don't.

Most of my telephone calls are via land-line (I need a reasonable broadband service for my computer uses, and no those do not include using it as a substitute television).

My portable telephone is a simple 3G one on PAYG. Its primary function is speech telephony, text a rather inefficient second. Its few auxiliaries I don't often use, include a low-quality camera and more useful alarm-clock. It's not connected to the Internet, though theoretically could be, assuming you could read any web-site on a screen smaller than a playing-card.

I had a so-called "smart-'phone" some 5 years ago; an LG2017. Could not get on with it: a heavy, clumsy and very confusing contraption full of gimmicks I neither need nor want; but lacking its most important facility, that of making and receiving telephone calls readily and easily. I paid off the 2-year contract and sold the 'phone after only a few months.

As for the adjective, using it in its American meaning, it is not the telephone that is "smart" but the people who designed and programmed it. The instrument is only a box of electronics.

My flip phone works fine

I was an early adopter. But the more I learned about how they peak and Pry into your life?
I was showed How they Are perfect tracking machines
And really great for corporate advertisers I gave up, like many others Went away from my Reall computer, I do use a pad, but it’s not connected via a Phone chip

I have one.
It has a secure OS though. I don't use it like regular people do.
I usually use my laptop for browsing and stuff

I have a smartphone but use it only for emergency calls, because it's a tricky user unfriendly piece of.... plastic. I can't imagine trying to access SW with it.

Until three years ago I could still get a standard copper-pair phone line with a real fixed-line phone service but now that's no longer available so the only feasible way to have a phone is with a mobile. I have a smartphone but have a second sim in a non-smart phone. Feature phones as they are called now are getting harder to find. I want a Nokia 800 tough but Nokia doesn't make that model anymore.

I refused to accept an iphone my work tried to make me take and use. I use Android (based on linux) not crappy Apple IOS.

I went many years without, but it’s not practical anymore for what I have going on

Really?

Good for you.

So you need to go somewhere, you drag out the Rand McNally maps?
Paying bills by check?
Grabbing the yellow pages when you need a pedicure?

It's the best thing you might ever done

I don't have any mobile phone. Point blank refuse to use one and never will have one.

I much prefer a laptop to using my smartphone, but it certainly has its uses when on the move. Other than that I like to keep it at a distance.

i have two smartphones but hardly use them, except to look at the odd notification or news alert.

I started using one in 2016. The main reason was that I wanted a phone with OS to be able to scrobble for Last.fm 😂

My phone is a dumb flip phone .
I have an iPad that I use , it’s the only thing I have to get on the internet with .

@Bellatrix2083 👍 exactly the same here do not need a mobile phone full stop .

I held off for years, but I do have one now.

I use a laptop mostly

I have a smartphone .. but I hardly use it for anything other than what a phone is intended to be used for.
But yes, having a smartphone is helpful when my family need me for anything or for something important.
I rather walk with my head up and looking around enjoying my walk rather than looking down in my smartphone (like most people do nowadays). The phone may be smart, but it makes people look dumb and act dumb.

Yeppers 🙌

probably a good idea. I end up doing computer work on my phone and watching YouTube in bed, which is just a bad habit