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Willpower is a great solution if the problem is to let the companies off the hook, though.
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Not even a smartwatch? What's your opinion on fitness trackers (the passive ones, without display)?
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I think it depends on how you use it. All things in moderation and all. I've had one for years but when I set it up it only allowed it a few notifications. When meetings start during my work day, getting e-mail to my personal account, and when I get messages from my wife, that's it.

So when I'm not working the watch is... just a watch.

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I was a fan of the Apple Watch initially because I felt like it kept me from having to take out my increasingly large iPhone to check things like the time and if I was going to get rained on, but they've managed to make WatchOS some weird nightmare of distractions and things I need to actively shut off on my phone, and I've grown very tired of it.
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> fitness trackers (the passive ones, without display

Do you mean my belly when I look down? That and the answer to "can I keep up with my kids?" has always been enough fitness tracking for me.

I wear a self winding watch. I suppose if it stops going while I'm wearing it, I've been very still and might be dead.

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To stick with the analogy: to me, your question reads as "What's your opinion on Speed?".
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More like "Not even weed? What's your opinion on psychedelics (the mushrooms, they aren't addictive)?"
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