It has a (smaller) european part.
Just because people with years of experience with something don't have to think about it, doesn't mean it's intuitive.
As a non-native speaker, I don't find it intuitive at all, even though I don't have to think about it anymore. And as you can see by their post, OP didn't find it intuitive either.
Well these are some really good points! I didnt think about batteries degrading but as far as I know, the more expensive phones tend to have larger batteries which will still get you through a day without charging...
Talking about accidents, I dont think the warranty replaces accidents where you are at fault (?). My phones (cheap or expensive) always had a case and tempered glass on them and I have yet to damage any of them but I get your point, expensive phones have to last for longer. I personally worry more about how long I am going to get security updates though...
- Completely agree with you on this one.
Buying cheaper phones for the purpose of feeling the need to upgrade them sooner doesnt really make sende though, does it?
As a non-native speaker, referring to a single teacher as "they" is not very intuitive (although correct)...
Matrix IMO is more like a discord alternative. For private messaged I would use (and I do use) Signal. Its very easy to setup too and seems like the most reliable instant messenger.
Imagine several people building a sand castle at the beach. Anyone can join, just start building your own little tower and then connect it to the main castle (this is instances explained). You can also invite anyone to work on your specific part of the castle and build the tower with you (users joining an instance).