I was also grateful for those precious moments of being liberated from my device
After davening Minchah at the Kosel, I realized I could walk back to Ramat Eshkol and make it in time for Chanukah lighting.
I am not blessed with the greatest sense of direction. My phone’s Google Maps is my security blanket in case I lose my way — which happens often.
Sure enough, after twenty minutes of walking, I realized I had veered far off course. This was not surprising, as I was also listening to a shiur through my earphones. But I was not too concerned; I could just rely on Maps to get me home.
Suddenly, the shiur stopped playing.
I checked my phone and saw that I had completely drained the battery.
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