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I appreciate the frustration and ridiculousness of having to use an app just to open a door, but over half of these steps are just things you have to do when you get a new phone anyway.
the vast majority of things are on you, if you had a working phone, it would just be install an app, login, and it works

it is better than having to carry keys around

When buying a new phone, doesn't everyone sit down and set everything up so it all works when you want it next?
The feeling of becoming the product and requiring a Familiar loaded with Apps that amount to passive spyware cannot be escaped.

Very glad to be closing in on retirement.

It’s pretty much anything these days that requires authentication.
It probably takes more than 12 steps to break habitual phone use all the time too :\