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How level is "level" to the naked human eye?
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That's actually a pretty good question.
With no exact answer, I do think this will at least in part depend on relative comparison to how exactly level your floor/ceiling/counter/table or other frame of reference is, which itself might not be perfect.
Side note, basically every smart phone out there has orientation sensors, so it should be just as easy as downloading a Bubble Level app from the app store.
Since the imperfections of your room may make what looks level not perfectly level, I say don't use a spirit level. You want it to look right.
not when almost every phone has a camera bump, volume rockers and a power button.
i.e. no long flat sides, that still allow you to see the screen.
You do have a point, but most phones have one edge that doesn't have any buttons, and most people have their phone in a case, which assuming it's a proper fitting case, usually cancels out that camera bump issue and makes it sit properly flat on a table.
I haven't ~~B~~had a case which ~~sisn't~~ didn't mirror the camera bump in a long while unfortunately
Did your keyboard have a stroke? Haha, I more or less get you though.
different language auto-correct really didn't help my inborn lack of spelling, and I (apparently) didn't even glance back to check what I wrote.