Welp, there went my phone, and subsequently, my streak bonuses.
And actually... I feel fine about it. It's a good "excuse" to quit Pokémon Go for a while. I don't feel like I'm missing anything.
Taking another look at Pokémon Go, it offers me very, very little. Motivation to go for a walk is the most notable thing, but the gameplay itself is pretty crap. A big, grindy Skinner box, where the whole excitement boils down to "Will the Pokémon stay inside the damn Poké Ball" and "Which Pokémon will hatch from this Egg?". Apart from the Pokémon themselves, it has very little to nothing of what makes Pokémon fun. You're walking around and throwing balls, the rest of the gameplay is a never-ending series of roulette spins, where you can't influence the outcome, or repetitive grind. Play the IV lottery and pray for something useable. Grind for a while to get candy and evolve your prize Pokémon. New round of lottery, this time for moves. Didn't get good moves? Congratulations, your Pokémon is useless and you can't reverse it, and all those candies were effectively wasted. And if you did get good moves, it's a grindfest galore to level up the damn thing. And of course, if you enjoy actually battling with your Pokémon, you'd better have played regularly for months, to get even a chance of not getting whooped by your neighbourhood Gym. Those are the only places you can actually battle with Pokémon, by the way. You know, the core aspect of the franchise.
Until Pokémon Go changes a few mechanics - radically - I'm not going to be particularly enthusiastic about it. It's a bad game, and in hindsight I'm slightly surprised that I stuck with it for so long. I wasn't exactly planning my walks around Poké Stops, but I used to take out my phone and spin the stops whenever I knew I passed one (there are six stops in total within a two-kilometre radius from my house, so I had a chance to get a few spins at most every day). Not sure if I'll start with that again when I get my phone replaced.