While you are right that the V20’s implementation was limited use, it added an ease of interaction with notifications and controls you mentioned.

I’d argue a 10% screen share implementation is limited use as well though. The article even spends a lot of time talking about how you can’t see much on that sliver of screen, it’s just an easy way to swap between apps - which we can already do by double tapping the square button.

Congratulations to Android for discovering the LG V20, whose 2nd screen did the same thing in 2016

I don’t know about all manufacturers but Sony and I think Samsung both allow you to limit max state of charge to 80%, I just hit 3 years on my device consistently using that feature, and haven’t seen much degradation yet.

Same here lol, it’s been so long that I don’t think I can even take delivery of a 2 seater anymore due to family size changes