Chris Evans Says Goodbye To His IPhone 6s With An Emotional Message On Social Networks

Despite being a renowned movie actor with a good salary, Chris Evans made it clear that material things are not paramount in his life. Proof of this is the iPhone 6s that he kept for seven years before deciding to change his cell phone for a more modern one. He said goodbye to his team last June 23.

Through his official Twitter account, the American artist dedicated a heartfelt message to the phone that had been by his side since 2015 and accompanied him on his long path to becoming one of the stars of the Marvel cinematic world.

Chris Evans message

Chris Evans He surprised all his followers by posting a short but emotional message addressed to his iPhone 6s, since he made the decision to renew, after several years, with a more technological device. “Rest in peace, iPhone 6s. We had a good life. I will miss your home button ”, were the words with which he began his farewell.

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He also made it clear that he will not miss the technical problems that his phone presented, such as the damaged battery or the poor quality of the camera.

Chris Evans posted a tweet for his old iPhone 6s. Photo: Chris Evans/Twitter

“I will not miss the battles every night trying to make you shit or your photos with lumps or your untimely battery drops from 100% to 15% to completely die in minutes”, he expressed in the post to finally say goodbye: “Rest in peace, friend”, concluded.

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“The truth is that these people are idiots. Every time there’s a social breakthrough, as we wake up, American history, human history is a constant awakening and social growth. That’s what makes us good,” said the actor who brought Captain America to life.