SENT FROM MY PHONE. REGRETTED IMMEDIATELY.

Phones & Texting

Connecting people by helping them misunderstand each other faster.

Every text is one typo away from a family meeting.

Here you’ll find texts sent to the wrong person, phones that recognize everyone except their owners, notifications demanding immediate attention, autocorrect rewriting relationships, and people staring at screens while asking why nobody talks anymore.

Trust the Tone. Ignore the Ducking Autocorrect.

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Phone & Texting Cartoons

Autocorrected intentions, suspicious phones, silent group chats, endless scrolling, and modern communication working exactly as badly as expected.

According to Chad cartoon showing a couple reacting after autocorrect changes a romantic text message.

According to Chad

AutoCorrect Creates Plot Twists

Autocorrect fixes the spelling and leaves you to repair the relationship.

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Chad Defines cartoon showing a man whose own smartphone refuses to recognize his face.

Chad Defines

Face Recognition Doesn’t Recognize Me

Your phone has seen you every day and has suddenly requested identification.

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Ask Chad cartoon showing a man scrolling late at night while his phone asks him to prove he is human.

Ask Chad

Why My Phone Thinks I’m a Robot

Six straight hours of scrolling without blinking has made the algorithm suspicious.

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According to Chad cartoon showing a nervous group chat after somebody saves a screenshot.

According to Chad

Group Chat Silence Means Trouble

The second the group chat goes quiet, somebody has preserved the evidence.

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According to Chad cartoon showing children using devices while muting the parent speaking to them.

According to Chad

Kids Don’t Ignore You Anymore

Technology has upgraded ordinary childhood avoidance with an actual mute button.

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Chad Defines cartoon showing two people reacting after autocorrect changes a text into something requiring an apology.

Chad Defines

Autocorrect Changes What You Meant

Your phone replaces the word you chose with something requiring a formal explanation.

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