Kaleidoscope

This is a total nightmare pixel 4a being rendered useless because of an unnecessary update, forcing users to buy another phone. There are many people online who had no problems with their pixel 4 a's battery life until this update. Pixel./Google knew in advance this was going to happen, yet they went ahead. So many people forced to buy a new phone... I am sure this is not legal and a case could be made against Pixel/Google and others feel the same way. But Pixel/Google made this pathetic appeasement offer which might negate making any case against them. I will explore this better after the preop appointment.

I have still not managed to set up my phone completely and there's still a few more vital things that need doing. What took the time was the added layers of security, I'm trying to get in some apps which didn't need any security to get in on with the 4a, but on this 8 needs a lot more security, et cetera and I have to set it up again and prove I'm not a bot et cetera, et cetera
The Cochlear app took me over two hours to set up because it just wouldn't work, even though the Cochlear site said it was compatible. Finally got it set up and then the cochlear processor would not pair with the app. So frustrating and it literally fried my brain because I have to keep the processor on while I am trying to pair it, obviously, but the settings cannot be set on the remote on the processor until the app is set up and I have all these horrible noises coming through, and all I wanted to do at this point was take a hammer to the cochlear processor. I did not want to listen to any more of these noises and I am spending about another 3/4 of an hour trying again and again with it and I hate the bl**dy thing at the moment. I am not wearing this stupid thing today, but my tinnitus is roaring away because I do not have it on.

My brain is literally fried, and I still have to get ready for tomorrow and paperwork and prescriptions and meds and figure out questions they may ask, et cetera et cetera

I ended up going to my AI bot, and asked it to prepare me lists of what I need to take, list of possible questions they may ask, list of questions I need to ask and about my cochlear processor. How does the magnet in my head affect anything? How will they communicate with me during the op...do they fully understand my needs as a deaf person. and so on. Ah, and who will be doing the op (one more thing for me to add to the lists) because will they be aware that I am deaf? They might not even be told., which has happened before when I've had an op.


I am now going to have breakfast. Print those lists out my AI bot worked out for me. That might unfry my brain, and I can add any missing bits.

And check which apps need setting up to help with tomorrow....

Creative...yes I did one...a kaleidoscope of my pillow...

Have your best kind of day...