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>>21669473
As someone who used to be an Orthodox Jew I can say no. On Shabbat yes, and you'll quickly feel how awful technology disrupts social gatherings on shabbat. After the synagouge we'd have 20 people over at some guys house, eat food, drink, tell stories, and then go around the neighborhood to other people's houses who also had 20 people and saying hi. There's no texting, phone calling or any manipulation of electricity.

But the reason I say no is because plenty of Rabbi's I know work in tech/banking(kek i know)/and other highly industrialized sectors. And unless you go to Israel, there's almost no rural orthodox Jewish communities, they all live in big cities.

You'll get a little less tech if you go to some part of Israel where there's a yashiva but then you're just dealing with a bunch of men studying Torah.