Amen. Nokia appeared to be sending the right signals by releasing a "new" 3310, but I had to return mine as I couldn't even find an easy-to-access "silent" mode - that's how barren of features they now are. Try finding one with a copy and paste feature. No ability to back up texts, extremely small memory for number of texts, some appalling user flows.. it's like it's been designed by someone who has never used a phone from before 2010 and is having to invent it all again.

My theory is this is because they know their core market now is old people and other "basic users" who will never bother looking for these features.