mikbone Posted May 2 Report Posted May 2 https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/tools/help/mobile-temple-recommends?lang=eng NeuroTypical 1 Quote
JohnsonJones Posted May 2 Report Posted May 2 I'm glad we can still get the printed version. So much of the world forgets that, we, elderly people exist. I feel I have a better grasp on a lot of the technology out there than other peers my age, but I still feel lost in this world of technology. It's grown so fast that I just can't catch up! NeuroTypical and Backroads 2 Quote
Backroads Posted May 2 Report Posted May 2 2 hours ago, JohnsonJones said: I'm glad we can still get the printed version. So much of the world forgets that, we, elderly people exist. I feel I have a better grasp on a lot of the technology out there than other peers my age, but I still feel lost in this world of technology. It's grown so fast that I just can't catch up! I'm only 40 and I'm starting to settle into my preferred tech. JohnsonJones and NeuroTypical 2 Quote
KScience Posted May 24 Report Posted May 24 My stake piloted this and I have had a digital recommend for a couple of years. Personally I find it much easier to have everything stored in one place - despite being the "wrong" side of 50. However, having worked on the recommend desk, the paper recommends are generally much easier to scan - don't run out of battery and don't require a signal (and you do need a signal as the recommend has to be live and not a picture). Some countries cant have digital recommends as it is illegal to have that information stored digitally(e.g. Russia). So its a bit "6 of one and half a dozen of the other" - but I figure if everyone gets a preference then it works for me. NeuroTypical 1 Quote
mikbone Posted June 8 Author Report Posted June 8 Just got mine. The digital code refreshes every 30 seconds or so to prevent misuse / copying of Temple recommend. NeuroTypical 1 Quote
Still_Small_Voice Posted June 8 Report Posted June 8 I still distrust the cellular phone. About all the data on the phone is shared with cellular companies and Google if you have an Android. I use Windows 7 and Linux Mint to avoid all the unwanted data sharing on my hard drive. I am not going to to use a digital temple recommend. NeuroTypical 1 Quote
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