King Charles has always been ahead of his time when it comes to adapting sustainable practices long before they were mainstream or accepted when it comes to specific issues like environmentalism. But there is one technique that the king reportedly does not love, despite the fact that he is quite a modern monarch.

Hi!, His Majesty does not own a mobile phone. It may seem incredible in 2024, but he has a whole team of people running his schedule (and his entire life), so it's probably pretty slim that he needs to make calls on the go. And there is always a good old-fashioned land line.

For each exit, this means that Charles does not have to follow 1 royal rule. Staff in the royal residence must turn off the phone,"unless they are at a desk job that requires them to use one.

Unlike her son, Queen Elizabeth, who died in 2022 at the age of 96, owned a mobile phone, but it was not an ordinary model. According to commentator Jonathan Sacerdoti (through the mirror), Her Majesty "used a Samsung model with anti-hacker encryption by MI6.

However, the Queen, preferring to use ground lines, only answered the phone for the two. One was her daughter, Princess Anne, and the other was her racing manager, John Warren. Sorry Charles

Queen Camilla is more technologically advanced than her husband, and her son Tom Parker Bowles told Woman & Home (via the Express) that his mom "uses an old-fashioned Nokia phone.

Parker Bowles has revealed that the Queen cannot join the family WhatsApp group because she has not updated her technology. "I think it's for security," he added.

Perhaps Tom could gift some iPhones to his mom and royal stepfather this holiday season.