Ravi always believed he was smarter than his phone. After all, he passed exams without Google (okay… almost). But one fine morning, his phone decided to prove him wrong.
It started when Ravi overslept. His alarm rang at 6:00 AM, 6:05, 6:10… and then stopped. Ravi woke up at 8:30 in full panic.
"Why didn't you wake me up?!" he shouted at his phone.
The phone, of course, said nothing. But Ravi swore he saw the screen flicker like it was… judging him.
He rushed to college, but things only got worse.
In class, the teacher asked, "Ravi, what is the capital of Australia?"
Ravi confidently stood up and said, "Sydney!"
His phone vibrated.
He secretly checked it under the desk. A notification popped up: "Did you mean: Canberra?"
Ravi froze. The whole class laughed. Even the teacher smiled.
Later, in the canteen, Ravi tried to impress his friends.
"I'm going to start gym from tomorrow," he declared proudly.
His phone vibrated again.
Notification: "Reminder: You said this 27 times before."
His friends burst out laughing.
Now Ravi was suspicious.
That evening, he sat down seriously and said, "Phone, are you… spying on me?"
Suddenly, voice assistant activated: "No Ravi, I'm not spying. I'm just disappointed."
Ravi dropped the phone.
From that day on, Ravi stopped arguing with his phone. He started waking up on time, answering correctly, and—most importantly—never making promises he couldn't keep.
Because somewhere deep inside, he knew…
His phone was always watching.