Why are vertical videos still a thing in 2019?

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phoneposters can't think for themselves. square phones are the only solution.

then they will probably still find ways to fuck it up.
maybe holding the square phone in a way that one of their fingers is covering half of the lens or shit like that

don't we have sensors big enough to crop the video correctly no matter how you hold it? fucking hell

why dont you have a vertical monitor yet?

Because I firmly believe humans in general are getting dumber, no amount of tech can take the insipidness inherent to most people and Science seems to back this up:
independent.co.uk/news/science/human-intelligence-peaked-thousands-of-years-ago-and-weve-been-on-an-intellectual-and-emotional-8307101.html

Not only this but pic related. We're projected to hit around 1,000 PPM in 2100.

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t.dunning-kruger addled brainlet

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Never said I was an Einstein, just pointing out how things like vertical videos are essentially "normal" these days and how it will all get worse as CO2 levels continue to skyrocket.

Vertical videos are good for portrait type stuff

Portrait has its uses, 99% of portrait videos aren't things that benefit from portrait though